Sentence examples for coarse art from inspiring English sources

Well, this bulging Austen industry denies that easy distinction between refined and coarse, art and entertainment.

A selection of paintings and collages by Jean Dubuffet are interspersed with the photos, drawing implicit parallels between Dubuffet's coarse Art Brut brushwork and the textures of the pockmarked walls of Paris.

Nowadays, the backstrap looms are used to make coarse travesties and "art quilting" has reared its ugly head.

But the sometimes coarse yet imaginative art that has been produced there hardly makes the charts, in terms of its general familiarity.

The basic situations of Claudel's life and art remain coarse and vague, and the use of music is staggeringly insensitive.

Inspired by Michael Green's 1964 book The Art of Coarse Acting, as well as Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin and Mr Bean, the result is a play awash with lost props, fluffed lines, bungled entrances and falling scenery.

Sprinkle with coarse salt.

Coarse salt and saltpetre are easily obtainable.

Top with steak and coarse salt.

Dress with lemon vinaigrette and coarse salt.

A later fashion, influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement, was "art needlework," embroidery done on coarse, natural-coloured linen.