Sentence examples for artistic roots from inspiring English sources
The phrase "artistic roots" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to someone's origins or beginnings in the field of art or creative expression. Example: "Growing up in a family of musicians, she was immersed in artistic roots from a young age."
There is a long tradition of Northern European artists' depicting themselves in convex surfaces, so in this work Escher acknowledged his artistic roots.
It returned me to my artistic roots.
Scholars have sought his artistic roots in the last great phase of medieval manuscript illumination.
Despite these grandiose artistic roots, a child doesn't need an art history education to appreciate it.
Her artistic roots were in abstract expressionism, but she never had a painting lesson.
Select evenings will be devoted to "the regional, musical, literary or artistic roots of a specific cocktail".
"We profoundly felt the company had great artistic strengths and roots, but great capacity for change," Mr. Noble said.
In anticipation of the new show she was ready to show her roots — artistic ones — in the form of a stack of DVDs.
"We decided it was time to extend the concept into the world of portraiture," Peel explains, "stimulating even the youngest of children with an artistic practice whose roots are likely to be found in prehistoric times".
It seems likely that the tedium of these performances had nothing to do with the Bolshoi's recent troubles (notably the 2013 acid-throwing that severely injured Sergei Filin, the company's artistic director); the roots go back to the last century.
With his Appalachian roots, artistic and intellectual curiosity, and specialized medical training, Cook can talk to just about anybody.
