Sentence examples for artistic perceptions from inspiring English sources

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Those at 18 to 30 Hamilton Terrace, designed by Neville & Bagge with an interesting variety of window and roof treatments, were also advertised in The Times in 1898 as appealing "strongly to people of cultivated tastes and artistic perceptions".

He used large blocks of colors and natural shapes with material tightly packed to define a space, using his artistic perceptions to truly understand his plant material.

Or was it a matter of artistic perception at the present time?

Artistic perception becomes just a point of view, individual truth merely "the truth of [one's] own narrow perspective".

Her aesthetic theory endorses the mimetic thesis concerning art as the imitation of nature but the individuality of artistic perception also receives attention.

In her emphasis on the individuality of artistic perception and of the individual work of art, however, Scudéry adds her own subjectivist account of art to the classical mimetic theory to which she subscribes.

Sensitivity to a medium is essential both to artistic creation and aesthetic perception.

He refers to himself as an actor, undermining the artistic self-perception of every student currently enrolled in the drama program at Juilliard.

Changes in artistic culture could either lead or follow a simultaneous modification of observers' aesthetic perception.

We are talking about artistic truth, truth of perception, not something a fact-­checker can track down.