Sentence examples for definite art from inspiring English sources

They gave 315 Riverside Drive (designed in 1930 at 104th Street) definite Art Deco overtones, including strips of half-round molded brick running up the facade and unusual window grilles with stylized floral motifs.

There's a definite art to it.

On the other hand, lines are considered to be most definite elements of art.

At the time, the Science Museum's director was quoted as saying that there was "a definite correlation between art and science", but the planned closure of Media Space later this year suggests he has changed his mind.

Although this finding cannot provide a definite link between ART and increased frequencies of maternal UPD and imprinting defects, it is anticipated that the data collected will provide a foundation for future investigations.

I'm looking at possible jobs in graphic art — nothing definite yet, but I'm searching," he tells us.

Schmidt believed that the cultural-historical school of ethnology had produced proof that an older, genuine totemism had been an integral part of a culture located in a definite area and that it was "organically" connected with definite forms of technology, economy, art, and worldview.

Not definitive, just definite.

In almost all the works in "The Art of the Definite," the physically flat surface is affirmed by pictorial flatness.

His work is a sly postmodernist rejoinder to the modernist dream of formal unity represented by 'The Art of the Definite".

Organized by the painter Helen Miranda Wilson, "The Art of the Definite" is a beautiful show of paintings by 14 artists devoted to the Modernist fundamentals of flatness and compositional order.