Sentence examples for artistic links from inspiring English sources

French music impinged on him from two main directions: from Mannheim, whose artistic links with Paris had always been strong, and from the Bonn Nationaltheater, which relied for its repertory mainly on comic operas translated from the French.

Mott thinks that punk has been misrepresented since, both by rock historians who have over-intellectualised its meaning and context, and by curators who over-emphasise its artistic links to previous avant-gardes.

In San Antonio, a significant effort has been made to build artistic links to Mexico and Latin America as a whole, as Ron Bechtel, a local architect and food critic, explained to me.

They may be invisible to Australians fixated on American and European cinema but the event stands alongside the achievement of Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art in building Australia's artistic links with Asia.

Titled "Treasures of Croatia," the show documents the artistic links between Venice and the eastern Adriatic, with medieval reliquaries and liturgical vessels in gold and silver, Renaissance paintings, sculptures, vestments and manuscripts from the 12th through the 16th century.

"Paris-Barcelona: Gaudí to Miró," at the Grand Palais in Paris from Oct. 11 through Jan . 15 is the latest in a series of shows exploring the artistic links between Paris and other cities.

In several of his movies such as Where is the Friend's Home and The Wind Will Carry Us, classical Persian poetry is directly quoted in the film, highlighting the artistic link and intimate connection between them.

In Where Is the Friend's Home? and The Wind Will Carry Us, classical Persian poetry is directly quoted in the film, highlighting the artistic link and intimate connection between them.

Schuyler was full of praise for the LeBrun design, calling it "intelligent and artistic" and linking it directly to the firm's Metropolitan Life Tower of 1909 on Madison Square, one of the most important of New York's tall buildings.

We also noted artistic differences linked to the large decorative initials which are sometimes outlines with gold (Fig. 23) in the St. Riquier's Gospels.

He coined the term Happening to make people forget about the artistic habits linked to the transmission of savoir-faire.