Sentence examples for artists undertook from inspiring English sources

In the decades after European contact, an increasing number of indigenous artists undertook fresco painting.

Most of the artists who undertook this long journey have been reunited for the Brooklyn Academy of Music run, which includes the New York debut of the second part.

The divine swan's encounter with Leda was a subject depicted by both ancient Greek and Italian Renaissance artists; Leonardo da Vinci undertook a painting (now lost) of the theme, and Correggio's Leda (c. 1530s) is a well-known treatment of the subject.

There was the story of Jim Reinders, an artist who undertook the project as a tribute to his deceased father.

Cover artist Richard Chopping undertook the cover design again and was paid 300 guineas for the artwork.

For the first time as a solo artist, Harrison undertook promotion for the album; while limiting any discussion of spiritual issues, he conceding to feeling like a "heathen" and stated that he was in "a real down place" when writing many of the songs.

Holly Block, the museum's director, said she had no preconceived notion of what projects the artists should undertake.

"The Theft of Sita" is an example of the kind of cross-cultural work that the current generation of Australian artists is undertaking with its immediate neighbors.

The 'graphic act' has been described a being a fundamental activity in human perception, and both scientists and artists have undertaken advanced analyses of the human perception of nature based on visual experiments.

It might also differentiate the kind of labor artists typically undertake in their studios.

Reading, watching, or listening are, as Sartre puts it, "directed creations": "To write is to make an appeal to the readers that they lead into objective existence the revelation which I (the artist) have undertaken by means of language" (Sartre 1948a, 32; Dufrenne 1973, 47 60).