Sentence examples for artistic fortune from inspiring English sources

LS Lowry is a spectacular example of the mutability of artistic fortune.

'Your entry into my life,' he wrote to Sarasate five years later,'was my greatest artistic fortune … I was sleeping; you awoke me.

Most came and went frequently, depending on their whims and artistic fortunes.

Later that year, the conductor Arthur Nikisch's premiere of the Symphony No. 7 in E Major in Leipzig was Bruckner's first unequivocal triumph and marked a turning point in his artistic fortunes.

In a reversal of artistic fortunes, today it is Kahlo with her unmistakable eyebrows and feminist aesthetic who is regarded as the rock-star artist, whereas Rivera is respected but far less popular internationally.

Clare's alcoholism and declining artistic fortunes have brought him to High Beach Asylum, while the young and untested Tennyson, a guest of the asylum-keeper, is so self-absorbed that he scarcely notices the amorous attentions of his host's young daughter.

Chico and Rita, both Cubans of African descent, must deal with discrimination and exploitation as they pursue fame, fortune and artistic fulfillment.

In this climate who can afford to hire a Martin Scorsese, whose "Hugo" may be an artistic triumph but cost a fortune (estimates run as high as $170 million) and has taken in only $64.5 million at the North American box office?

She along with her father, who regularly appears in her videos has gained popularity on the group for her artistic creations, such as a fortune cookie and rice suspended in perfectly clear gelatin and a gelatin dome featuring a dismembered Barbie head with glowing red eyes.

But before we go tossing money at anyone with a paintbrush or an art space, we have to understand the complex ways artistic communities shape our cities' fortunes.

Danaher made both individual billionaires, and they have used their manufacturing fortunes to finance artistic interests.