“In the manner of”. “School of”. “Follower of”.
These are all terms used to describe a work of art created in the style of a master artist but not by the hand of the master artist.
If a painting is described, for instance, as “In the Manner of Claude Monet,” it has been documented that the painting was done in the same style of the artist but after his lifetime. A “Follower of Claude Monet” painting was done in the same style of the artist during his lifetime and perhaps by a devoted student of the artist.
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