Sentence examples for expressive artist from inspiring English sources
Though such frescoes as the "Lamentation over the Dead Christ" reveal Liberale as a forceful and expressive artist, his panel paintings seldom approach the quality of his illuminations.
"She's always been a remarkably original and expressive artist," said Miguel Marin, who presents Flamenco Festival USA, which starts next week at City Center.
A news release from the museum said that "she admired him as a socially committed and impassioned man and as an original and expressive artist".
Being in a manufactured pop group must feel odd, and more akin to doing as you're told by record label executives than being an expressive artist.
So here is a chance to hear how three prominent composers have created their own images of this extraordinarily dynamic, technically superb and expressive artist.
No knock on Andy Serkis, but Birney is the more subtly expressive artist; if there's to be an award for actors who don't show any skin at all, Birney should get the first one.
We nurture and work with expressive artists who have strong personalities and stories to tell.
As always at City Ballet, there are a number of dancers who, while striking as both beauties and as technicians, remain embryonic, unfulfilled as expressive artists.
Drawn from long-sealed archives, donated to the Met by Arbus's daughters, the show covers the years 1956 to 1962: seven years in which a devoted fifties-era wife and mother turned herself into one of the most ruthlessly expressive artists of the century.
Thus, when comparing scientists and artists directly, researchers have found lower lifetime rates of psychopathology for: 1) scientists compared to artists, 2) natural scientists compared to social scientists, 3) nonfiction writers compared to fiction writers and poets, and 4) formal artists compared to "expressive" artists [3], [4], [43].
The censored work of expressive women artists Rupi Kaur and Petra Collins springs to mind, serving as a reminder that there's still work to be done in terms of how we expect and allow women to be represented in photos.
