Sentence examples for arp from inspiring English sources

Together Taeuber-Arp and Arp created abstract multimedia works that they called Duo-Collages.

The appeal of primitive and ancient ritual art to Moore, the element of surprise in children's toys for Calder, and the wellsprings of irrationality from which Arp and Giacometti drank were for these men the means by which wonder and the marvelous could be restored to sculpture.

Those associations connected Arp to Constructivism, a movement that emphasized a more rational and ordered art than Surrealism.

Moog's synthesizer soon had to compete with several other synthesizers of essentially the same design, the Buchla Electronic Music Box, the ARP, and the later, more sophisticated Prophet 10.

Arp Schnitger, (born July 9, 1648, Schmalenfleth, in Oldenburg [Germany] died July 24 or 25, 1719, Neuenfelde, Imperial Free City of Hamburg) one of the most skilled organ builders of the Baroque era, whose fine instruments inspired composers such as Johann Sebastian Bach.

Other artists who did noteworthy graphic work in France include Jean Hanss) Arp, Salvador Dalí, André Derain, Jean Dubuffet, Alberto Giacometti, Fernand Léger, André Masson, and Jules Pascin.

The first has an affix -i-/-ay orootster certain roots (particularly those in -ā), -pi-/-pay- e.g., gam-ay-a-ti 'has go,' kār-ay-a-ti 'has do,', sthā-pay-a-ti 'sets in place,' arp-ay-ati 'causes to reach.' The desiderative is formed with -sa- and reduplication (repetition of a part of the root): dī-dṛk-ṣa-te 'desires to see' (root dṛś).

Taeuber-Arp and her husband moved to Paris in 1928, where they stayed until 1940.

After the war he and Taeuber-Arp lived in Germany until 1924 and then settled near Paris in the town of Meudon in 1926.

January 19 , 1889Davos, Switzerland January 13 , 1943Zürich, Switzerland Sophie Taeuber-Arp, née Sophie Henriette Gertrude Taeuber, Taeuber also spelled Täuber (born January 19 , 1889 Davos, Switzerland died January 13 , 1943 Zürich), Swiss French Dada artist, textile designer, and modern dancer whose multimedia works bridged the gap between fine and applied arts.

After studying textile design in St. Gallen, Switzerland, and in Hamburg, Taeuber-Arp left for Zürich in 1915.