Sentence examples for condition of artistic from inspiring English sources

This is gratifying, because the gulf between who Rockwell was and what he made characterizes a common condition of artistic creation.

You might call this condition of artistic creation the law of opposites, which can be a displacement of identity, as in the case of the gay composers and actors of yesteryear, or a transmutation of identity.

The most striking evidence of the fetishist approach to antiquities enhanced by a whiff of history, even though robbed by their distressed condition of artistic appeal, came a day later at Sotheby's second sale of antiquities.

Bach appear much more powerfully again in Beethoven; to Beethoven, "feeling" was as important in practice as it was in theory to his master Neefe, who proclaimed it the only condition of artistic value (moreover, for those who claim Beethoven as a Romantic, this emphasis on feeling is paramount).

What these titles have in common is the state of absence, of disinformation that however uncomfortable remains an optimal condition for artistic creation.

They have held that the fulfillment of formal criteria counts as a necessary condition for artistic excellence but not a sufficient condition.

Most artists' eyes are aligned, of course, so stereo blindness is not a condition for artistic success.

While Katzer/Kamind appears to have conceded that they did not comply with the aforedescribed conditions of the Artistic License, the District Court did not make factual findings on the likelihood of success on the merits in proving that Katzer/Kamind violated the conditions of the Artistic License.

The District Court found that Jacobsen had a cause of action only for breach of contract, rather than an action for copyright infringement based on a breach of the conditions of the Artistic License.

The District Court's interpretation of the conditions of the Artistic License does not credit the explicit restrictions in the license that govern a downloader's right to modify and distribute the copyrighted work.

It is released under the conditions of the Artistic license 2.0.