Sentence examples for artistic origin from inspiring English sources

The way they take the paintings on the walls and pin on each one a certificate of artistic origin.

Other reviewers have called the book inspiring, even comparing Mr. Choe's artistic origins to those of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Banksy.

Securely attributed paintings survive only from the last decade of Jan's career; therefore, his artistic origins and early development must be deduced from his mature work.

For drummer Jack De Johnette, the process that created Bitches Brew, while thrilling, had human as much as artistic origins: "It was a midlife crisis played out through experimental jazz".

It is tempting to rely upon the scientific reality of photography- light etches an image in glass or pixel- and forget about the artistic origins and reality of photography.

It's one of the great American artistic-origin myths.

From its origin, artistic movements, ideologies, culture, technology and market demands, among many others, have continually modeled its epistemology and phenomenology.

However, according to Moser, these artistic motifs predate origin's imagery, and they are borrowed from a succession of classical, biblical, medieval, and subsequent artistic genres (Moser 1998, p 17).

In 2010 it was added to the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress as "a historic and fascinating film that comments on racism and the appropriation of jazz by those who fail to understand its artistic and cultural origins".

Like any artistic movement, the origins of street art are nebulous, though it is clearly an outgrowth of the stylized graffiti writing that began in New York in the 1960's and became emblematic of hip-hop culture.

In most cases, once church officials decide to close a parish, workers visit the building to catalog what is inside, photographing the objects, noting their origin and artistic or religious significance.