Sentence examples for art triumph from inspiring English sources

His death closed a formidable chapter in American art, for he was one of the last surviving members of the vanguard Abstract Expressionists who gave the United States its first international art triumph.

Contemporary art triumphed and Sewell could not stop it.

Harry Gilonis London In stating that Sewell was unable to stop the "inevitable triumph of contemporary art", I was not only quoting but agreeing with your art critic Jonathan Jones, who wrote in his appreciation of Sewell that "contemporary art triumphed and Sewell could not stop it" (Sewell was Mr Punch to modern art's Judy, National, 21 September).

He moved to London for a while to work for a financial services company, but in the end, his interest in art triumphed and he quit his job for a master's degree at Christie's Education in London, the educational arm of the auction house.

In 1992, the Union Railroad Station, an 1880's Beaux Arts triumph up the hill from the waterfront, was turned into a new federal courthouse with a Chihuly chandelier in its dome.

For art to triumph as art it must have the flame of formal abandon that is in Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, or Matisse's Dance - or Norman Foster's erotic gherkin.

Beginning on Saturday, ring-shape goals, tiny jade carvings of Olmec ballplayers from 900 B.C., stone monuments depicting the decapitated, a model of a ball court perhaps 2,400 years old and other art reflecting triumph and sacrifice will be on view through Dec. 30 in "The Sport of Life and Death: The Mesoamerican Ballgame" at the Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte, N.C.

But you know that Eva's passionate commitment to her art will triumph just as surely as you know that her stern, impatient teacher (Donna Murphy) will turn out to have a heart of gold, and that any romance Erik finds will take place safely off screen.

I am determined that art will triumph".

In the end, though, Bainbridge proves the same point that Boswell did: art always triumphs over life.

In the case of Fry's exhibition, art certainly triumphed over John Bull.