Pronunciation: /oʊld ˈmæstər/
noun a person who is highly skilled or well-known in a particular art or field, especially in painting
A1 The old master painted a beautiful landscape.
A2 I learned how to paint by studying the techniques of an old master.
B1 Art collectors are always on the lookout for works by old masters.
B2 The museum's collection includes several famous paintings by old masters.
C1 Art historians debate the authenticity of newly discovered works attributed to old masters.
C2 The auction house set a record price for a painting by an old master.
adjective referring to a person who is highly skilled or well-known in a particular art or field, especially in painting
A1 The old master painter taught the young artist how to mix colors.
A2 The museum displayed a collection of old master paintings.
B1 The art collector was thrilled to acquire an original old master piece.
B2 The auction house sold a rare old master artwork for a record price.
C1 Art historians study the techniques used by old master painters to create realistic portraits.
C2 The restoration of an old master painting requires careful expertise and attention to detail.
formal The art gallery is hosting an exhibition featuring works by an old master from the Renaissance period.
informal I love going to antique shops to hunt for paintings by old masters.
slang That painting is so cool, it must be by some old master or something.
figurative In the world of classical music, Beethoven is considered an old master of composing symphonies.
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