Sentence examples for characterized art from inspiring English sources

Her mostly black-and-white illustrations are reminiscent of the elegant, romantic style that characterized Art Nouveau.

This is a well characterized ART service [ 5- 7] in a poor peri-urban area in Cape Town, South Africa.

On one level, she was spoofing the catchwords that characterize art movements.

In the 1960s, the German conceptual artist Joseph Beuys was known for his ideas on social sculpture, which characterizes art made of everyday materials or presented in public spaces.

The standing female nude by Edgar Degas is important, for the model's head is cut off by the edge of the paper: daring uses of space came to characterize art in the next century.

It is also true that the only other place you're likely to encounter anything close to the hedonistic fervor that characterizes Art Basel Miami Beach is New Orleans during Fat Tuesday.

A grounded theory analysis of these 65 articles identified eleven themes characterizing art and design pedagogy, grouped in three clusters: Pedagogical practices (5 themes), learning outcomes (4 themes), and assessment (2 themes).

Little did I know I was creating something that might one day be characterized as art -- folk art, that is, untutored and not intended for sale.

They might just as easily be characterized as art made for people with normal budgets and residences who buy art to live with, not to put in storage while its value matures.

The streak of strangeness that has always characterized British art reappears charmingly in the paintings of the pre-Raphaelites.

"He recounts his past with the same urbanity and sensitivity that have characterized his art," Frank Rich wrote here in 1980.