Sentence examples for emphatic art from inspiring English sources

Visually, this is some of the sheerest and least emphatic art ever made: ink, water, maybe a little color; a scribble, a splash.

Soskolne was emphatic that art workers needed to be "remunerated in order to survive".

It is a quiet but emphatic metaphor: life is short, art is long, the work outstays the worker.

These images were worked in smooth, deeply rounded, and sensuously emphatic styles derived from Indian art but with varying inflections characteristic of each region and time.

He was emphatic about the strength of the art market.

By the mid-1960s Pop Art, after its short, flaring, emphatic moment, was itself becoming part of the past.

Blum & Poe has three shows in the works, notably a group show in L.A. juxtaposing Tansaekhwa artists with western counterparts such as Brice Marden and Robert Ryman which will make an emphatic case for Tansaekhwa in the postwar art-historical canon.

With the advent of Art Nouveau this concern became even more emphatic.

Pottery was not an unknown art, and the brilliantly painted vessels found here are emphatic proof of this fact.

The McCann couple is emphatic about the artistic nature of their fish: "Nishikigoi [koi] are swimming art.

The title had been changed to "Ballet Mécanique," perhaps better to amplify the work's emphatic embrace of Machine Age aesthetics, a kind of futuristic robo-art that Fritz Lang would evoke the following year in his film "Metropolis".