Sentence examples for artistic export from inspiring English sources

So they're big on soap operas, perhaps the country's major artistic export.

For that matter, the painter Guillermo Kuitca is probably Argentina's best-known contemporary artistic export.

This year, the city celebrates the 150th birthday of its most famous artistic export, Gustav Klimt, whose gold-toned paintings will be on display at 10 of the city's museums.

What effect will Obama's easing of trade and travel between the United States and Cuba have on the island's most important artistic exports, music and dance?

Nowadays, New York is the world's publishing capital for books written in English, and American literature has joined film and music as one of the country's principal artistic exports.

The cultural creep, a growing international appreciation of Australia's artistic exports, has replaced the cultural cringe.

During the 16th century, Antwerp had been a major centre of artistic production, exporting paintings throughout Europe.

Classified into two categories: General Movable Cultural Heritage, Article 76, Cultural Heritage Protection Act: ancient books, documents, wood blocks, sculptures, paintings, handicraft, archaeological findings that have not been classified by the state or a city/province but in need of protection for their historical and artistic values and the export of which are forbidden.

Among Mr. Pavarotti's many merits, Prime Minister Romano Prodi said, was that he exported "the most authentic artistic image of our country, eliciting emotions and disseminating passion and culture".

Mr. Nunn, the artistic director of the National, had planned to export the British cast to Broadway, arguing that he didn't have adequate time to recast and rehearse an entirely new ensemble.

Faenza's industries include artistic handicrafts and machine building; fruit and wine are exported.