bourdichon造句

例句与造句

1. A more direct competitor, Jean Bourdichon also lived and worked in Tours, using a similar style and in the same time period, and often for the same clientele as Poyer.
2. When Poyer died, his workshop collapsed and his ( some would say less talented ) rival in Tours, Jean Bourdichon, expanded his influence by increasing the production of his many assistants.
3. The galleries also contain Isabella Stewart Gardner's little-known but extensive book collection that includes early-print editions and manuscripts of Dante, works by miniaturist Jean Bourdichon, incunables, and illuminated manuscripts.
4. A modicum of Italian spirit turns up in the work of Jean Bourdichon ( circa 1457-1521 ), a court painter whose way with composition is lumpish but whose figures have at least a little bend and give.
5. When scholars established in 1880 that the author of the " Grand Hours " was in reality Bourdichon, Poyet's reputation was consigned to oblivion, and much of his real work as attributed to Bourdichon.
6. It's difficult to find bourdichon in a sentence. 用bourdichon造句挺难的
7. When scholars established in 1880 that the author of the " Grand Hours " was in reality Bourdichon, Poyet's reputation was consigned to oblivion, and much of his real work as attributed to Bourdichon.
8. Some shop members, as well as other painters who refused to join Bourdichon's factory, moved to Paris, and continued to illuminate in " pseudo-Poyer " style, however, not with the same level of talent as Poyer.
9. In a show at the Morgan in 1982, a group of works attributed to Bourdichon were shown as differing in style from that artist's, and another show in Paris in 1993 consigned an even larger body of supposed Bourdichon work to the differing style.
10. In a show at the Morgan in 1982, a group of works attributed to Bourdichon were shown as differing in style from that artist's, and another show in Paris in 1993 consigned an even larger body of supposed Bourdichon work to the differing style.
11. What helped to distinguish Poyet from his Late Gothic predecessors and most of his contemporaries, including Bourdichon, was time spent in Italy absorbing the use of perspective, color and light, and learning to draw convincing representations of the human figure, from the work of masters like Mantegna and Bellini.
12. Miniaturists represented in the collection include Jean Bourdichon, Hans Holbein the Younger, Nicholas Hilliard, Isaac Oliver, Peter Oliver, Jean Petitot, Alexander Cooper, Samuel Cooper, Thomas Flatman, Rosalba Carriera, Christian Friedrich Zincke, George Engleheart, John Smart, Richard Cosway & William Charles Ross.
13. According to a letter from the queen written in March 1508, Jean Bourdichon, who was one of the main artists regularly working for the court, was paid the sum of 1500 livres tournois in the form of 600 閏us, although it seems the payment was not made for several years.
14. Poyet, who did work for the courts of three successive French kings, Louis XI, Charles VIII and Louis XII, had only two contemporary rivals, Jean Bourdichon ( 1457-1521 ), a fellow Toursman who outlived him by nearly 20 years, and an artist today known only as the Master of Anne de Bretagne ( active around 1480-1510 ).
15. The style borrows from the elaborate and realistic borders of natural life developed in the preceding decades by Flemish illuminators, but unlike them Bourdichon generally treats only one species on a page, and often shows roots and bulbs, and labels each page with the plant's name in Latin and French, in the manner of a florilegium or a herbal ( a book on medicinal plants ).