Sentence examples for workshop established from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, studying the Aracoeli fresco has convinced Mr. Strinati that Cavallini's workshop established "a crucial link with Assisi".

One from the National Museum in Stockholm, "Throne Baldachin," dated 1585-86, wovenoven in Denmark in a workshop established by Frederick II, King of Denmark and Norway.

In 1953 they moved to Shaftsbury, Vermont, where Ed sold his artwork and jewelry from Ed Levin Arts Workshop, established in a building on their property.

Dozens of artists labored over it, assembly-line fashion, in a workshop established by Mir Sayyid Ali and Abd al-Samad, two imported Persian masters.

Despite everything, the workshop established the fundamentals of contemporary textile design and created one of the most important, if least studied, aspects of the Bauhaus legacy.

Only in the 20th century was a ceramics workshop established, and today's clay artists use techniques derived from an eclectic mixture of European, Asian and American precedents.

Communal workshops established by missionaries and émigré artists encouraged a hybrid of traditional and modern forms.

The workshops established in Sicily and Venice were active in the neighbouring areas.

Some examples in the show were made by Stroganoff wives and daughters for ecclesiastical purposes in the 16th and 17th centuries; others were sewn in workshops established by the family.

Later generations have adopted taiko in programs or workshops established by sansei; social scientist Hideyo Konagaya remarks that this attraction to taiko among other Japanese art forms may be due to its accessibility and energetic nature.

Workshops established a range of priority actions and facilitated partnerships with the development of the referral template engaging GPs, aged care services and the Medicare Local.