Sentence examples for artist itself from inspiring English sources
Discovering original ways to make do with the means at hand is, for a creative artist, itself a hallmark of art.
Maybe it's the term "artist" itself that is off-putting, as if artists are some breed apart from the rest of the human race.
But "The Escape Artist" itself is surprisingly thin, the material between songs dribbling out in monologues that rarely touch the strange beauty that Mr. Kelly so prizes in Caravaggio.
Though its protagonist mourns the arrival of sound, "The Artist" itself is more interested in celebrating the range and power of a medium that can sparkle, swoon and suffer so beautifully that it doesn't really need to have anything to say.
BAM (as the academy is known -- another, even more clever brand name) had been presenting many of those artists itself ever since Harvey Lichtenstein took over the moldering Brooklyn complex in 1967.
Her creative gifts were encouraged by her mercurial father and well-meaning private-school teachers, but the austere pride of the artist expressed itself precociously as a revolt against being doted on — which is to say, patronized by her inferiors.
That he discovered himself late as an artist is itself an important lesson in these days when, if an artist doesn't have a smart gallery or a full international curriculum by the time they are 35, it is unlikely anyone will ever take them seriously.
Beauty does not lie solely in the work fashioned by the artist; nature itself manifests a complex beauty in each of its discrete parts.
Her life story from unknown Scot to multi-million-selling recording artist has itself been made into a musical, which opened in the UK last March.
According to the artist, "hwang" itself means "incense".
The cliffs and comet and shells allude to the lumbering processes of the ancient earth against which daily experience — the ebb of tides, the attentions of a distracted child in the painting's foreground, the recollections of the artist himself — plays itself out.
