copyist

It's clear that you read better than most of my copyists.

Several pieces, in fact, came back from the copyists after he died.

From 1715 he worked for his uncle as a copyist.

Here, however, no attempt was made by the copyist to group pieces in any way.

In any other century he'd have been an apprentice copyist.

"We have Had the copyists working on these every day.

By 1933 the first movement had been committed to paper and sent to a copyist.

It quickly became a popular site for copyists from London schools of art.

He was chiefly known as a copyist of his father's works.

Still, the connection made by the copyist to the Order is not extraordinary.

Inside the library I went to work immediately, though only a couple of copyists had arrived before me.

They learn that he is a copyist, and living on an extremely small salary.

He would continue working as a copyist into the 1990s.

In terms of productivity the Ottoman copyists would provide the best example.

However, they are fair copies, made by the best of the copyists in the library.

It is all done for us; we are copyists.

"Players and copyists complain that I write too many notes," he says.

She regularly worked as a copyist, transcribing her husband's music.

He sometimes worked as a copyist of paintings, including American colonial and federal portraits.

However, in this first transcription a number of minor changes were made by the copyists.

In 1944, he completed her training as a portrait photographer and copyist.

Although remembered as a poet, he was also a professional manuscript copyist.

Perhaps this is a simple oversight by a copyist.

It is therefore likely that the text had been somewhat modified by copyists.

It is said that his lectures even before being printed were spread by copyists in other countries.