chef-d'oeuvre

Turner described it as his chef d'oeuvre.

"I was proud of my chef d'oeuvre," she writes, and Picasso did manage to comment on its beauty.

By 1841, Bogdanovich's chef d'oeuvre went though 15 editions.

She is the new model who finally helps the painter break through the block that, for 10 years, has prevented him from finishing his chef d'oeuvre.

It is considered his chef d'oeuvre in the medium, a rare Dürer landscape that is not a watercolor.

Mr. Jarmusch's third released feature is his chef d'oeuvre.

By now, it's taken for granted that one man's junk can be another's chef d'oeuvre.

What's intellectual work compared to a chef d'oeuvre like Delicious Death?" "

Puget's bas relief, pictured at right, is widely regarded as a chef d'oeuvre.

Their questions are informed by their own knowledge of film making and their profound interest in - and appreciation for - the master's chef d'oeuvre.