Sentence examples for devoted to calligraphy from inspiring English sources

Three exhibitions are devoted to calligraphy.

Victoriana is also a continuing theme, evidenced by scarves and purses of the era, pocket watches by Jules Jurgensen, and an entire section devoted to calligraphy that includes instruction books, ink and pens.

For an orthodox Muslim, that beauty will lie primarily, even exclusively, in a section of the show devoted to calligraphy, the crown of aesthetic achievement if the written text is a sacred one.

With 70 works in calligraphy, lacquer and ceramics, this is the first major show in the West devoted to Koetsu, who was born in 1558 and died in 1637.

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Always devoted to family.

He remained devoted to her.

Baruch Zvi Ring's "Memorial Tablet and Omer Calendar," made in Rochester in 1904 for a society devoted to the study of the Mishnah, the basic code of Jewish oral law, is the largest in the show and flaunts Mr. Ring's specialized trade, Hebrew calligraphy.

ESPN is devoted to the sports fan.

Whole column devoted to women writers' clothes.

I'm devoted to the essay.