Sentence examples for To calligraphy from inspiring English sources
noun
The art or practice of writing letters and words in a decorative style; the letters and words so written.
Three exhibitions are devoted to calligraphy.
It linked back to calligraphy and Islamic tradition.
Both Persia and Turkey made important contributions to calligraphy.
A paragraph in the text of the catalogue showed the nine conditions essential to calligraphy.
There his grandfather, who taught high school, introduced him to calligraphy.
It hosts everything from avant-garde music events to calligraphy workshops.
Mr. Sugimoto's reach is long, and his range is broad, from fossils to textiles to undersea dioramas to Japanese calligraphy to the Trylon and Perisphere (a minisculpture) that symbolized the New York World's Fair of 1939.
Mr. Sugimoto's reach is long and his range is broad, from fossils to textiles to undersea dioramas to Japanese calligraphy to the Trylon and Perisphere (a minisculpture) that symbolized the 1939 New York World's Fair.
Ann Hamilton's close-up of a finger erasing and generating an alphabet suggests links to Chinese calligraphy and to Islamic objects with Arabic inscriptions.
A fun way to practice calligraphy is to write down your favorite song lyrics in calligraphy.
His father then took him to a tutor to study calligraphy and Chinese characters.
