masterpiece

• This masterpiece was the work of the proprietor, an example of the precious learning which might be acquired at his “establishment”. —  The Early Life of Mark Rutherford
• The high lights were for once balanced by the depths of shadow, and a masterpiece was the result. —  The Man Shakespeare
• A collaboration between renowned glass artists Dale Chihuly and Pino Signoretto, the masterpiece was a tangle of flames and sea creatures. —  statesmanjournal.com - Top Stories
• My favourite definition, which comes from the great American poet Randall Jarrell's consideration of the great Australian novelist Christina Stead, is that a masterpiece is a work with something wrong with it; which reminds me, tangentially, of how Persian carpet makers always put a mistake into their work, so they will not offend God by presuming to rival His perfection. —  theatre notes
• THE HAGUE, Netherlands _ The Netherlands's national museum said that American bank JPMorgan Chase & Co. has launched legal action challenging the ownership of a masterpiece from the Dutch Golden Age.

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