Sentence examples for art ceases from inspiring English sources

Even when art ceases to represent mythological matters outright, it is still usually far from representational.

Their vision, their art ceases to be their own.

Art ceases to belong to the creator once it has been created.

But his art ceased to be meaningful to him.

Scenic art ceased to depict natural settings or specific locales and became more suggestive, seeking to arouse the imagination and the emotions.

Of course, ever since art ceased to be mainly decorative – Levine dates this change to the mid-19th century – works have often been shown or sold with a garnish of rhetoric.

In a country where collecting foreign art ceased in 1917 and picked up pace again only recently, Ms Zhukova is in the vanguard of that mix of fashion, philanthropy and patronage that gives the art market its particular buzz, even if at the moment the couple may not be the biggest spenders.

It's easy enough to understand why people don't immediately see this side of Barzun, and pass over, without notice, sentiments such as "And when will art cease to be something so exclusively for nice people?" or "Reading history remakes the mind by feeding primitive pleasure in story".

Art would cease to be beautiful without grace.

Perhaps contemporary art will cease to resemble a theme park for billionaires and comments will be couched in language understandable to common mortals.

At the other extreme are those who believe that, in a time of crisis, the ordinary rituals of making art must cease.