This artistic sensitivity is evident throughout the penthouse Goodhue designed.
However, after meeting Lyon, McCune began mailing the photographer a series of letters and colorful drawings that revealed him to be a person of artistic sensitivity and intelligence.
The truth is harsh: art may pride itself today on being easy and universal, but everyone's artistic sensitivity is not equal.
His father's "paradoxical mix of artistic sensitivity and the rigour of his background and attitude to his country" is something Haig also recognises in Rudyard Kipling, who has become something of an alter ego.
Can anyone really trust the artistic sensitivity of all these local commissioning bodies who use the word "size" as a term of critical praise and yet are unable to state precisely that they believe in an artist's talent?
And there is a direct line from Saint-Saëns's scribbled sardonic butterfly adorning Fauré's first song down to the tongue-in-cheek blues in Ravel's Violin Sonata: these composers shared not only artistic sensitivity, but tremendous energy, joy and humour.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Like no individual American skater right now, male or female, Brown personifies what is singular, and singularly exciting, about the sport, which requires that unique blend of technical skill and artistic sensitivity — throw yourself to the air, rotate a few times, land on a quarter-inch-thick blade, all in sync with the music.
We fellows in our most expansive years of life ("Honey, the cleaner shrank these khakis") don't get much credit for artistic sensitivity.
Prospective students are evaluated on their artistic sensitivity and potential.
Collectively, these five ballerinas have redefined virtuosity and grace for the art form in the 21st century - their natural gifts honed by artistic sensitivity and perseverance.
