Sentence examples for discerning art from inspiring English sources

He's been collected by discerning art lovers all over the world, and is represented by galleries like Sperone Westwater in New York and Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris.

Christie's president, Jussi Pylkkanen, last night's auctioneer, said there was a group of extremely rich and extremely discerning art collectors, eager to buy the very best.

Unlike the vast majority of his peers, however, within months of leaving Goldsmiths, Monroe has gained himself a name worth dropping in fashionably discerning art circles - albeit a name he's now perversely anxious to ditch.

I was young and stupid; without much experience, I fancied myself a discerning art critic.

Discerning art enthusiasts and casual museumgoers will find much to love here.

To the general public, Grokoest was better known as a discerning art collector.

This developed my profile and helped me make relationships nationally with those discerning arts people who like independently minded mavericks.

Since the current Lord Rothschild, a discerning arts patron and entrepreneur, inherited the Waddesdon estate in 1988 (the house itself is administered by the National Trust), he has done an exemplary restoration of the mansion and grounds, playing up their Victorian swagger and Francophile exoticism.

In books like "Invisible Republic" and "Lipstick Traces," the rock critic Greil Marcus developed an ability to discern an art movement, or an entire country, lurking inside a song.

Then the definition's claim to be interestingly historical is questionable, because it makes art status a function of whatever ability it is that permits experts to discern the art-making properties.

But the scale of Dubai's growth has begun to generate something that is still lacking in Qatar and Abu Dhabi: a large, well-heeled and discerning class of art patrons.