Sentence examples for aesthetic links from inspiring English sources

An austere and exhilarating aesthetic links the news photography of the Great War with Kertész's magical late photograph 'Martinique', with its liminal sensuality and withdrawn suggestion.

The influence of Asia is surprisingly prominent at the Rohsska Museum of Decorative Arts, where an exceptional display of Chinese and Japanese furniture, textiles and ceramics underscore the aesthetic links between these cultures and Scandinavian design.

As described by the director, James S. Snyder, the museum offers a series of unexpected aesthetic links across cultures and their histories, like the way 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldn view in the museum near the Dead Sea Scarved aritualehow evocupsve of Brancusi.

Her father's work as a geographer was an obvious influence, but "I don't think there was an aesthetic link," she said.

Art allows aesthetic expression linked with symbolic and playful behaviors.

The similarities to fellow Seattle folkies Fleet Foxes, for example, are unmistakable: the clarity of the melodies, the florid harmonies, and the warm instrumental tones are inextricable aesthetic ties linking these Northwest ensembles in style and mythos.

The two exhibitions, very different in size, have many aesthetic and personal links.

The posters in "Electric Currents," like Balla's painting, also link aesthetic innovations with technological ones.

Mr. Jerde said the sign was a "perfect remnant of Frank's chain-link aesthetic".

Linking aesthetic innovations with technological ones, Peter Behrens, a co-founder of the Deutscher Werkbund, or German Work Federation, is represented by a dark, somber poster from 1907 advertising metal filament lamps for A.E.G.

The ambiguity of aesthetic experience is linked directly to the above mentioned theory of the negativity of the expressive means.