Sentence examples for art protagonist from inspiring English sources

While Rauschenberg attempted to tediously trace the lines of the miniature country, pop art protagonist James Rosenquist illustrated a hefty check made out to the order of Takahashi.

His attitude is a self-conscious twist on the self-effacing modesty of the martial arts protagonists of Hong Kong movies.

"Road to Perdition" ponders some of the same questions as "The Sopranos," a comparably great work of popular art, whose protagonist is also a gangster and a devoted family man.

The installation draws on archive material to delve into questions about modern Palestinian art — its protagonists, platforms and documentation.

In "The Dark Arts", the protagonist conducts an internal "dissertation-level inquiry into the limits of revulsion regarding people who ostensibly love each other".

Kidd's art-student protagonist from "Monkeys" lands at an eccentric ad firm in the '60s, with results both grievous and funny.

Freud is not only the maker of his art but its protagonist, enacting mastery in more ways than one.

Protagonist Art Bechstein questions his sexual orientation, and his alienation heightens his sensitivity to the world around him.

The only great composer to establish his fame on the basis of ballets, the young Stravinsky rode the crest of a craze for Russian music and scenic art as the protagonist of Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.

In his series "Landscapes with No One," Mr. Yue reproduces both well-known Chinese socialist paintings and classics of Western art with the protagonists conspicuously absent.

It is just one of many great scenes in an exhilarating, elegantly executed film that holds a mirror up to the art world, its protagonists and its devotees, forcing us to question the whole circus.