Sentence examples for artistic subjects from inspiring English sources

Over the last century, many local artistic subjects have been professional, paid artists' models, a full- or part-time occupation for hundreds of Bay Area residents.

Artistic subjects are thus absent from Hogwarts's curriculum, and the teaching of social sciences is considered of little value: the students have only some tedious courses of history.

Mr. Elderfield gave "Modern Starts" a unifying concept, dividing the art according to the traditional artistic subjects of people, places and things.

Leonardo was a pioneer of landscape but his landscapes are legitimated, as artistic subjects, by religious narratives – there is no pure landscape painting by him.

His earliest artistic subjects were his sisters and other members of his family and the family of his fiancée, Katherine Crowell.

In July it emerged that four out of 10 secondary schools had cut key artistic subjects from their curricula as a result of the Government's new English Baccalaureate, introduced earlier this year.

As such, art was viewed in these terms (and so, too, was the viewing of art), taking the artist as much into account as the artistic subject, with regard to erudition, moral character, and harmonic alignment with (or alienation from) the forces of nature.

But if he is a precursor of the abstract sublime, he is also an early explorer of the natural one, an artist who elevated the landscape as an artistic subject, helped found Romanticism and, through his influence on Thomas Cole, was essential to the Hudson River School.

Yet his interest in the sea was now revived as an artistic subject.

The exhibition revolves around two issues: sampling -- or appropriation -- as a aesthetic strategy, and marginalized identity as an artistic subject.

Mother and child is a classic artistic subject, and I wanted to do my own interpretation of it.