This rare Cognac is the apogee of Hennessy's art of selection.
This work, performed in silence, is surely the apogee of Ms. Tipton's art; and — as it had been in 1994 — it was probably the greatest single dance evening of my year.
Planned on a heroic scale and physically well connected to parts of London Bankside and Southwark didn't reach before, it is the apogee of the "accessibility" to the arts Chris Smith has consistently called for.
In the early 1980s, and I would argue throughout the second half of the last century, the literary novel was perceived to be the prince of art forms, the cultural capstone and the apogee of creative endeavour.
With Charlotte Roueché, Reader in Classical and Byzantine Greek, Kings College London John Julius Norwichh, author of a three part history of Byzantium: The Early Centuries, The Apogee and Decline and Fall; Liz James, Senior Lecturer in the History of Art, University of Sussex.
In a long poem, published in The New York Review of Books in March , 1984 that was modelled on Pope's "Dunciad" and entitled "The Sohoiad: or, The Masque of Art, A Satire in Heroic Couplets Drawn from Life," Robert Hughes, the art critic of Time, brought this feeling to a brilliant, splenetic apogee.
This idea reaches is apogee in Benedetto Croce, who very nearly denies that nature can ever be beautiful, or at any rate asserts that the beauty of nature is a reflection of the beauty of art.
In one episode, Clark builds an ambitious thesis that baroque art in 17th-century Rome was an apogee of civilisation, only to gleefully undermine everything he's just said in a final sequence shot in the grandiose Vatican Museums.
El Bulli was a simple beachside joint, said Richard Hamilton, the late "father of British Pop Art" who frequented it from its humble beginnings to its apogee of being named as the world's best restaurant five times in the 2000s.
