英语词汇“school of”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

P7. Art. school of: designating a painting or other work of art by an unknown artist trained by a particular master or working in his studio. Also more generally: designating a work of art in the style of a particular artist. Also in extended use, of literature and other art forms.

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1722 J. Richardson Acct. Statues Italy 28 A Drawing in a Frame and Glass..'tis of a very good Taste, and seems to be of the School of Raffaele.

1787 T. Martyn App. to Gentleman's Guide through Italy 71 Descent of the Holy Ghost, of the School of Michelangelo.

1809 tr. Chevalier de Bourgoanne Trav. in Spain in J. Pinkerton Gen. Coll. Voy. & Trav. V. 542 Toledo owes also to one of its prelates..its very handsome foundling hospital, the church of which contains six great paintings of the school of Rubens.

1880 J. P. Richter & J. C. L. Sparkes Catal. Pictures in Dulwich Coll. Gallery 127 No. 282. (School of Rembrandt.) Portrait of a Young Man... Painted by an inferior scholar or imitator of Rembrandt.

1921 R. Garland Importance of being Roughneck in Vagabond Plays 169 There are..several really interesting paintings in the school of Matisse.

1958 Spectator 15 Aug. 219/2 An American school-of-Chayevsky drama about a jailbird's wife.

1976 D. Francis In Frame ix. 135 Although they were original oil paintings, they were basically second rate. The sort sold as ‘school of’ because the artists hadn't bothered to sign them.

2004 D. Dickinson Death of Old Master xiii. 136 Piper asked him if he would attribute it to the school of Leonardo. That would make it worth quite a lot. Not as much as a real Leonardo, of course.

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释义	> as lemmas school of P7. Art. school of: designating a painting or other work of art by an unknown artist trained by a particular master or working in his studio. Also more generally: designating a work of art in the style of a particular artist. Also in extended use, of literature and other art forms. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > visual arts > work of art > [adjective] > produced by pupils of specific master school of1722 school1903 1722 J. Richardson Acct. Statues Italy 28 A Drawing in a Frame and Glass..'tis of a very good Taste, and seems to be of the School of Raffaele. 1787 T. Martyn App. to Gentleman's Guide through Italy 71 Descent of the Holy Ghost, of the School of Michelangelo. 1809 tr. Chevalier de Bourgoanne Trav. in Spain in J. Pinkerton Gen. Coll. Voy. & Trav. V. 542 Toledo owes also to one of its prelates..its very handsome foundling hospital, the church of which contains six great paintings of the school of Rubens. 1880 J. P. Richter & J. C. L. Sparkes Catal. Pictures in Dulwich Coll. Gallery 127 No. 282. (School of Rembrandt.) Portrait of a Young Man... Painted by an inferior scholar or imitator of Rembrandt. 1921 R. Garland Importance of being Roughneck in Vagabond Plays 169 There are..several really interesting paintings in the school of Matisse. 1958 Spectator 15 Aug. 219/2 An American school-of-Chayevsky drama about a jailbird's wife. 1976 D. Francis In Frame ix. 135 Although they were original oil paintings, they were basically second rate. The sort sold as ‘school of’ because the artists hadn't bothered to sign them. 2004 D. Dickinson Death of Old Master xiii. 136 Piper asked him if he would attribute it to the school of Leonardo. That would make it worth quite a lot. Not as much as a real Leonardo, of course. extracted from schooln.¹ < as lemmas
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