Sentence examples for artistic hero from inspiring English sources

His artistic hero is Leonardo da Vinci, for whom the marriage of art and technology made perfect sense.

Raymond M. Hood, who designed the RCA Building, emerges as the artistic hero, but he just happened to get the big building and get it right.

Yet it's precisely his wild excess, his agonized vulnerability, his sense of personal risk and brazen self-revelation that has brought him back where he belongs — as an artistic hero for a younger generation of filmmakers.

The Doctor can't see the monster, Vincent can't see his own talent, Amy is blinded to her recent unknown bereavement, and the fact that his own artistic hero has just embraced him is lost on Bill Nighy.

Rather, he made "Stardust Memories" — a movie about his struggle with his new status as an artistic hero — and was hurt by its critical rejection (including by Pauline Kael in this magazine, a review that the film cites).

"The composition of this painting, as well as its color palette, were clearly inspired by the Japanese graphic arts and also by Matisse and Derain's artistic hero, van Gogh," Mr. Jordan said.

Mr. Miller calls Rockwell one of his artistic heroes.

And he tackles abstraction, the language of his first artistic heroes, the Abstract Expressionists.

There is a constant return to the disjunction between image and text: Magritte is one of his artistic heroes".

Spread across this playing field are all the components of Mr. Apatow's life: his aspirations, obsessions and anxieties; trusted collaborators, artistic heroes and even his relatives.

Her method took her out into the city and has resulted in a side project, a monthly talk-radio show in which she chats with her artistic heroes.