Sentence examples for evolution in art from inspiring English sources

"There cannot be an evolution in art with stone and paint," he wrote.

Numbering more than 600, they include Evolution in Art (1895); Head-Hunters: Black, White and Brown (1901); Wanderings of Peoples (1911); and (with Sir J.S. Huxley) We Europeans (1936).

Along with the evolution in art style since the start of the comic, many reviewers have praised the age progression of the protagonists and their maturation with the plot, likening it to that of Harry Potter.

These sculptures represent a pivotal evolution in assemblage art in general and African American art in particular.

But that decade saw the beginning of an evolution in his art.

("Sophisticated and edgy, this piece responds to the ultimate evolution in punk art, a movement initiated in the 1970s and questioning the values of bourgeois society," the promotional copy reads.

I've always connected to Bowie's music and continual evolution in his art and expression.

These two stories show some evolution in Mézières' art but also retain the cartoonish influences of Bad Dreams.

At MOCA PDC, visitors have no way of knowing whether the Pesce vessels they are looking at are representative of the artist's work, indicative of his range or inclusive of turning points and the evolution in his art's 20-year development — all fundamental aims of a serious museum survey.

It led them to write a 1987 law journal article together and to spend countless hours among the renowned stacks at the Warburg Institute at the University of London following threads of classical scholarship they hoped would lead to discoveries about the evolution of Justice in art and architecture.

Delaroche's attention to detail and literal precision in this painting evidences and demonstrates the slow but steady evolution of realism in art during the 19th century, and how its popularity began to rise.