She was a prolific artist and used pastel as well as watercolour.

The prolific artist and sculptor lives in the beautiful 18th century building where 500-plus pieces of her eclectic work — and selected others — are on display.

He was a prolific artist, making some 10,000 works in his lifetime, the most popular of which sold 8,000 impressions, each at the price of a double helping of noodles.

A prolific artist, he destroyed hundreds of his works that he regarded as not being up to his best standard.

He has been a prolific artist producing several albums and mixtapes for a number of labels.

But for the time being his astonishingly prolific career was launched.

Not to have done so was the deepest disappointment of his prolific career.

Churchyard often comes across as an old curmudgeon, but he must have looked back with some satisfaction at his long and immensely prolific career.

He accordingly reinvented himself with enthusiasm and resourcefulness several times, eventually returning to his youthful experiences in a prolific career as a military historian.

Turning her hand to a graphic novel may seem unexpected, yet her prolific career over the past few decades has spanned theatre, non-fiction and radio.

Unfortunately, although a prolific poet, most of his writings have been lost.

She became a prolific poet, earning a reputation for her talent.

He was a prolific poet having written nearly 36,000 poems by 2005.

He was a prolific poet until his final illness, publishing more than 100 books and pamphlets.

He was a prolific poet.

I was always a prolific scorer and hit 256 goals in 535 league matches.

They're top four with a prolific scorer.

He was a prolific scorer during his college career, netting 10 goals in 1980, 11 in 1981 and 17 in 1982.

He has been a very prolific scorer and won the top scorer title in the 2009 and 2010 seasons.

This would make him the most prolific scorer in football history.

How strange to recall that he made his first appearance in midfield - and that the goal made it a prolific season for him.

His most prolific season was in 1948, when he scored 1,487 runs at an average of 49.56.

In the three seasons, he took, respectively, 112, 149, and 111 wickets, with 1938 being the most prolific season in his career.

His most prolific season with the bat came in 1991 when he made 1596 runs.

She also had her most prolific season with the ball taking 18 wickets at 21.44 and an economy rate of 4.42.

Although a great and prolific songwriter, he remains a retiring frontman with little obvious enthusiasm for the fripperies involved in putting on a crowd-pleasing show.

He was a gifted, prolific songwriter, an electrifying showman and a multi-instrumentalist with a staggering talent for guitar.

I can reveal the megastar boyband's most prolific songwriter has been in the studio working on his own material.

The extremely prolific songwriter, country veteran and political activist may be guilty of uneven quality control, as well as forgetting to pay the odd multimillion-dollar tax bill.

He also remained a prolific songwriter.

During his career, his immense intellect, painstaking scholarship and prolific writing brought credibility and respect to the fledgling discipline.

She studied on the side, developing her literacy and scholarship, and began her prolific writing career in 1830.

Despite his prolific writing, he was criticized for essentially rewriting the same articles over and over.

In this period he commenced a prolific writing career, contributing numerous articles to theological and popular journals.

Her weekdays are taken up by her full-time job; which she has held for the past ten years while working on her prolific writing career.