Sentence examples for artistic facade from inspiring English sources
Revealing someone's artistic facade or identity makes us self-aware that there's a spectacle in place, and some of the magic disappears.
Zacharie's work gives us a chance to appreciate the facades like individual artistic canvases.
Nearby, many elaborate facades in the Jugendstil artistic style testify to Riga's wealth in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Notable buildings include the majestic castle (1535) housing the archaeological and artistic National Museum of the Abruzzi; the churches of San Bernardino (1454 72; 1527 facade), containing the mausoleum (1505) of St. Bernardine of Siena, and Santa Maria di Collemaggio (1283 88); and the 14th-century cathedral, rebuilt after earthquakes in 1703.
The enlightened policies of public artistic patronage like those of Cosimo and Lorenzo were a magnificent facade for their political success and survival and ultimately for their financial failure.
On the facade of a nightclub in Germany, evidence of a well-honed artistic friendship is written across its walls.
To the average Torontonian, the effect of this artistic rejuvenation is dazzling sometimes literally so; sheer glass walls and shiny, reflective facades dominate much of the new architecture.
A prominent architect (e.g., the Tempio Malatestiano in Rimini and the facade of Santa Maria Novella in Florence), he was also an eminent student of all artistic ideas and practices.
The facade of their palace (begun 1461; now an orphanage) is the city's chief artistic monument; the churches of Santa María de la Fuente (13th century), San Ginés (Mudéjar style; once part of a Dominican monastery), and San Nicolás (1691) are also notable.
Colorful artistic renderings showed a fan deck in left field, expanded suites and concourses, and a restored outer facade to its 1930s design.
This overlooks the fact that the two can rarely be separated: a facade could be an integral part of a building's structure, as well as providing its main artistic thrust.
