Sentence examples for crusader art from inspiring English sources
Despite its predominantly military character, the castle is one of the few sites where Crusader art (in the form of frescoes) has been preserved.
Collins herself is something of a crusader for the art of engraving, and her fervor has produced a lively book called "The Complete Engraver: Monograms, Crests, Ciphers, Seals, and the Etiquette of Social Stationery" (Princeton Architectural Press).
He has become a crusader for the art form, which he believes has been dying on the vine for lack of watering by the record labels and radio networks.
The British beauty was married to a wealthy banker, but don't mistake her for a Gilded Age real housewife — Meyer was a patron of the arts and a passionate crusader for the suffragist movement.
The founder of the company, Theresa Franks, although not well known in the art world, has cast herself as a crusader against fraud in a realm that she describes as the "last wild frontier".
Pensato first began rendering the Caped Crusader in the mid-70s when she was still in art school, bored of traditional still life subject matter.
The Art Journal pointed out the contradiction between "the effigy of a valiant crusader" and "the great Peace congress of 1851" and asked why "a foreign sculptor alone" was being selected to commemorate a British exhibition.
An art dealer in Chicago was charged with indecency and another in New York was targeted by anti-vice crusader Anthony Comstock, both after displaying September Morn.
In this early stage, Bees Without Borders has two main crusaders on its front lines: Andrew Coté and his father, Norman, a third-generation beekeeper who taught him the art and science in their backyard hives.
Europe has known art objects of Islamic origin since the early Middle Ages, when they were brought home by the Crusaders or manufactured by the Arabs in Sicily and Spain.
