Sentence examples for artistic ideals from inspiring English sources

Established to exhibit, create and debate the highest artistic ideals and to give artists a voice and to provide an independent platform for artists to express themselves.

Richter makes no bones about his inability to match his own artistic ideals.

Sesshū adapted Chinese models to Japanese artistic ideals and aesthetic sensibilities.

But I have managed to find a way through it without sacrificing my artistic ideals.

But the excellence of the Rising Stars program provides a reminder that creature comforts don't overshadow artistic ideals.

Both the French and the American generations were glorious anachronisms from the very start, fulfilling and perpetuating classical artistic ideals in places that could hardly sustain them.

It's a danger that Lonergan dared to face in pursuit of a grand artistic ideal.

He agonizes over his art, worrying that he's finished, that his contributions are trivial, that he isn't living up to some artistic ideal.

Variaciones alrededor de la nada (1936; "Variations About Nothing") contains deeply confessional poems with philosophical speculations on the nature of love, the artistic ideal, and the poet's feeling of life as an adventure.

But Elstir's artistic ideal, to perceive things more innocently — or as Beckett describes it, to represent "what he sees, and not what he knows he ought to see" — is profound.

It simply emphasises the cleverness, the clever unconvincingness, of his portrait - not at all the vigour and personality of one who will starve and suffer for the sake of his artistic ideal.