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copyist

[kop-ee-ist] / ˈkɒp i ɪst /




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Not that you had to be all that clever back then to spot Austen copyists.

From Washington Post

To support himself in New York, he served as an assistant and copyist for the composer and critic Virgil Thomson, who paid the young man $20 a week and gave him lessons in orchestration.

From Washington Post

It could be a student, imitator, copyist, colleague or competitor.

From Washington Post

Either way, I thought it was a work of beauty and genius, especially after getting to study the music up close as I proofread parts of the score for the show’s copyist.

From New York Times

An accomplished copyist of great artworks, Bradley Stevens has long specialized in painting them in their natural habitat: arrayed in the hushed galleries of major museums where they’re being perused by visitors.

From Washington Post