masterwork
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Nick Saban is the defining coach of his era, and that 2011 defense is his masterwork.
Georgia’s Defense Isn’t Just Good — It Might Be ‘Best Ever’ Good | Alex Kirshner | October 12, 2021 | FiveThirtyEightAdam Moussa, Eater lead social media manager“It follows basic snack math, which is that two forms of junk food together always exceed the greatness of them separately,” writes Deb Perelman in her masterwork, The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook.
He was soon forced to publicly apologize for writing what he considered his masterwork.
It was Kanye who asked Takashi Murakami to design the cover his 2007 masterwork, Graduation.
Kanye, Jay Z, and Lady Gaga Love the Art World, and the Art World Loves Them | Simon de Pury | August 2, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTBut we know very little about the woman who became the inspiration for his masterwork, Les Fleurs du Mal.
They were exceptionally fine—full and velvety, grandly formed, and a real masterwork of nature.
Royal Highness | Thomas MannThe old-time chteau, constructed in the fifteenth century, was the masterwork of a famous Angevin architect, Jean Lespine by name.
Rambles in Brittany | Francis MiltounAbove the entrance to the cloister is an equestrian statue of St. Bartholomew, a masterwork of sixteenth-century German sculpture.
The Cathedrals and Churches of the Rhine | Francis MiltounThe casket in which repose the relics of the Three Magi is a masterwork of the goldsmith's art of the twelfth century.
The Cathedrals and Churches of the Rhine | Francis MiltounThe twelfth-century cloister was indeed a masterwork among those examples, all too rare, existing to-day.
Castles and Chateaux of Old Touraine and the Loire Country | Francis Miltoun
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