A very able executant, a good colorist, and a close student of character, Geddes made his chief success as a portrait-painter, but he produced occasional figure subjects and landscapes, and executed some admirable copies of the old masters as well.
22.
He took wing in a first period of enthusiasm, in common with other executants, for the undiluted spirits of " hot "; these early performers played in a kind of inspired trance, they were accumulators of musical energy and transmitted the flow of syncopation without comment ."
23.
The sisters have been awarded grants by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs ( 1995, 1997 ), the Spanish Ministry of Culture ( 1995 ), the Luxembourg Ministry of Culture ( 1997 ) and the AIE, Interprets and Executants Association ( 1998, 1999 and 2000 ).
24.
Some of the architectural features of the house are inconsistent with Gibbs'work elsewhere, and it is considered by de Figueiredo and Treuherz, and by Hartwell " et al . " that changes to the design, including the two-storey bow windows, were made by the executant architect.
25.
Receiving instructions from CCL, two executants, Nils Are Mohn and �smund Nj�s, keepers of the Indian research base on Svalbard ( NCAOR-Indian National Research Centre; opened in July 2008 in collaboration with the Norwegian Polar Institute, as one of the twelve international permanent research bases in Svalbard ), abandoned the robot on the glacier.
26.
However, it also called him a " maestro of the very highest order " " an artist without an equal as an executant, he had no rival, and probably will have no successor, his scale passages, part playing, pizzicato, double stopping with left hand, and marvellous rapidity proclaimed him the Paganini of the mandolin ."
27.
Aside from Hindemith s highly developed conception of the composer s role as a social one, involving a moral duty to provide music that people can use and enjoy, the all-round character of his musicianship he acquired a degree of competence in playing practically all of the orchestral instruments suggests a return to the practice of the 18th century, when composers were normally skilled executants too.
28.
The Hepworth we see here is the sculptor who said " the strokes of the hammer on the chisel have to be in time with your heartbeat or pulse . " ( She also said the left hand was the feeling hand and the right hand the executant . ) She was a carver for whom every last tap on the chisel has as much a moral as a physical existence.
29.
The Architects Act 1997 had resulted from the policy of allowing certain restrictions to apply ( for well over 60 years, in the United Kingdom ) to the use of the simple word " architect " in connection with a statutory Register of Architects operated under Westminster primary legislation by which the executant body was renamed as the Architects Registration Board from 1997 ( previously the Architects'Registration Council of the United Kingdom ).
