Sentence examples for class of art from inspiring English sources

The latter class of art exerted an influence on John Flaxman, who was enormously admired for the severe style of his engravings and relief carvings.

But the scale of Dubai's growth has begun to generate something that is still lacking in Qatar and Abu Dhabi: a large, well-heeled and discerning class of art patrons.

The startling acquisition of Malcolm Forbes's Fabergé collection for well over $90 million by the industrialist Viktor Vekselberg has thrust Russia's rich new class of art collectors into the spotlight.

Malindi argued that the court should hear not just the opinions of a "super class" of art experts but how the painting was likely to be seen by the country's black majority, denied education under the apartheid system.

In this class of art and production, the supply, demand and value is determined by a handful of people.

I speak of this as someone who has read the social media comments of mainstream art world fanatics making undisciplined remarks on an elite class of art that they cannot yet comprehend or may never understand.

Indeed, the continuing cultural romance with the free market has created a new class of art-craft object, one that is ambiguous and playful, easily likable and versatile, and unencumbered by tedious terminological disputes.

Philosophers on both sides of this debate would benefit from paying closer attention to critics of the early modernist tradition (e.g., Wilde, Eliot, Bell) who tried to describe a discrete class of art-specific emotions that they thought were both ethically significant and intrinsically valuable.

We begin by discussing the returns to holding art and whether certain classes of art make a better investment.

"We saw the jails, where they shower, how they recreate themselves with movies, classes of art, books," she said.

We visited the Detainees camps and we saw the jails, where they shower, how the recreate themselves with movies, classes of art, books.