Sentence examples for workshop assistant from inspiring English sources

The painter began his career as a workshop assistant for the decoration of the Vatican Loggia, directed by Niccolo Circignani.

Dictated to a workshop assistant, it is composed in colloquial language with no literary artifice and gives a firsthand account of the writer's experience in the Rome of Clement VII, the France of Francis I, and the Florence of Cosimo de' Medici.

Boston's Museum of Fine Arts and London's National Gallery both possess freestanding triptychs attributed to Duccio, although parts of each are believed to have been painted by his workshop assistants.

A telling fact about Rubens is the character of his reliance on workshop assistants, which went beyond what I know of any other Old Master.

To control this, workshop assistants were trained and given the same information on how to interact with assessors.

This indicates that participants responded positively to the value suggestions given to them by workshop assistants, who helped if the participants expressed difficulties with suitable associations.

The word "completed" (complevit) may suggest the completion date, but as master painters of the era typically had workshops to assist on major works, the wording can be seen as aggressively socially ambitious; perhaps an arrogant master painter indicating his workshop assistants had little material involvement in the panels, and that he was primarily responsible for its design and execution.

Suddenly Hockney's unremarkable seaside house seemed to be an art world Tardis concealing a hitherto ignored workshop of assistants, like Andy Warhol's Factory, though – with respect to Bridlington – less glamorous.

Wealthy foreign patronage and the development of international trade afforded the established masters the chance to build up workshops with assistants.

"It was created by me!" Most of his competitors have their drums made in factories overseas, but Mr. Rivera's instruments are made in his basement workshop, where his assistant clatters and bangs to a blaring salsa soundtrack.

In the studio, there is an office for a part-time secretary, a guest room, a small kitchen and a workshop for the assistant who stretches Richter's canvases and makes the architectural models by which Richter calculates -- to the millimeter, if possible -- how his pictures should look in prospective galleries or museums.