Sentence examples for authoritative art from inspiring English sources

Citing an article in an authoritative art journal from 1924, the museum, which acquired the painting, "Portrait of a Man," in 1982, said that it had been in a private collection in Newark from 1924 until 1949.

Through features like "artist follows" on the Artsy site, the platform can amply offer authoritative art savviness for what is popular, trending, and consistently liked.

The attack came in a long article in the New York Times's Sunday Arts and Leisure section, the most prestigious and authoritative arts section in America.

"People don't write or talk about it much," said Eileen Yin-Fei Lo, the Cantonese-born author of the authoritative "Mastering the Art of Chinese Cooking," which reaches no farther north than Beijing.

In addition to conducting more than 20 different operas and preparing the Met's chorus for 30 years, Adler edited many volumes of music and published the authoritative book The Art of Accompanying and Coaching (1965, corrected edition issued 1971, reprinted 1980).

But I'm aware that the scorekeeping applies to a game not won or lost but called on account of rain — proliferating points of view that have swamped all would-be authoritative accounts of art history along with those of history, period.

But I'm aware that the scorekeeping applies to a game not won or lost but called on account of rain proliferating points of view that have swamped all would-be authoritative accounts of art history along with those of history, period.

He must have sensed that at this formative stage the desire to produce an authoritative history of art would be a more powerful impulse than the need for constant reinterpretation.

Yet this truly authoritative array of ancient art, which has been brought across seas and continents, all goes to show one thing: the best surviving Greek images of the human body or anything else are right here in London.

The Strozzi was one of several Loeser collection works on the authoritative list of Nazi-plundered art compiled after the war by Rodolfo Siviero, an Italian art historian called "the 007 of art" for his work as an Allied secret agent.

The text by Eva Galanis's group on oncolytic measles virus provides an authoritative state-of-the-art account of the manipulation of this agent in the laboratory.