Sentence examples for compelling work of art from inspiring English sources

The accumulation of mother-love without sentimentality makes this a compelling work of art.

Ico is such a compelling work of art that one can rhapsodize about it for hours without mentioning the most important thing of all: it's a lot of fun to play.

Leonardo da Vinci's anatomical drawings are the most compelling works of art in Britain.

So it is no coincidence that some of the world's most compelling works of art are weddings of female and painterly beauty.

They're compelling works of art, and it's rare to find such large statues in such good condition.

Saint Francis in Meditation (1635-39) by Francisco de Zurbarán This is one of the most eerily compelling works of art you'll ever see.

At the heart of The Pot Book is De Waal's long-held belief that ceramics have been marginalised – thought of as purely decorative and not compelling works of art in their own right.

Even so, it is no more compelling, as a work of art, than the maps of the age.

Every instant, every sight, every movement becomes a compelling, forcefully weird work of art.

What is more interesting, though, is that the constant awareness of the difference between reality and illusion (for instance through irony) also shows the fundamental fragility of difference itself in a much more compelling way than a rigorous classicist work of art does.

The Brownian motion of black flies swarming inside their glass universe, as the cow's head decays and the glass gets progressively dirtier, makes this organic machine a compelling vision of existence and Hirst's greatest work of art.