Sentences with phrase «modern masters in their fields»

The show explores Marcel Duchamp's footprint on contemporary American art, as well as his relationship with four modern masters in their fields, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns.

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In a series of experiments that founded the modern field of neuroscience, Cajal mastered the intricacies of Golgi's staining technique and established the basic anatomy of the neuron and its part in the nervous systeIn a series of experiments that founded the modern field of neuroscience, Cajal mastered the intricacies of Golgi's staining technique and established the basic anatomy of the neuron and its part in the nervous systein the nervous system.

«Modern neuroscience is one of the most interdisciplinary fields of human intellectual endeavor in the 21st century, and no single researcher or laboratory can master all of the diverse approaches necessary to solve the challenging problems of brain structure, function, and dysfunction,» Anderson says.

He was developed initially as the ideal dog for hunting wild turkeys in the Wateree River Swamp during the early 1900s and now beautifully adapts to the dove fields, the duck marshes and the homefires of his modern - day masters.

To say that the fair shows just Modern and Contemporary art and design is not strictly correct; as with events such as Frieze Masters in London, other fields that are complementary to this and attract a similar collector (the «crossover buyer» as they are known in the trade) are also included, albeit in smaller numbers.

Her decadent compositions of Baroque excess fill the visual field with photorealistic depictions of modern still life elements, alluding to her sustained interest in the work of Tintoretto, Rembrandt, Reubens, and other Old Masters.

A pioneering art historian in the field of medieval studies, he was also passionate about the great modern masters and was a champion of the artists of his own time.