Sentence examples for formidable art from inspiring English sources

He also built a formidable art collection, which included paintings by Delacroix, Daumier, Renoir, Monet, Picasso, Pissarro and others.

Now a formidable art patron, Holzer still trails a hint of mischief behind her, like prom night perfume.

Gehry also designed parts of the Hopper Compound, as it is known, to house the actor's formidable art collection.

His second wife Anne, a formidable art historian who left her job as curator at the Tate to join him, helped him find a taste for the contemporary.

Kiefer's formidable art proved that, contrary to what I'd believed in my childhood and youth, thinking in images and daydreams was no guarantee of artistic fulfilment.

Talbot created images of undeniable artistry in the early 1840's, but it was a team from Scotland, Hill and Adamson, that turned the calotype and photography into a formidable art form.

Formidable art-historical research wrapped up in comedy.

These players come with formidable art-rock experience — Mr. Cline is the lead guitarist in Wilco; Mr. Sickafoose has longtime ties to Ani DiFranco — and Ms. Scheinman's themes play to their strengths.

In the introduction to her new biography of the 19th-century Italian opera maestro Giuseppe Verdi, Helen Bauer points out that opera was not viewed as a formidable, highbrow art at every stage of its development.

Among the most notable local luminaries is Karl Stirner, a sculptor, who owns a 38,000-square-foot wareholds that holds not only his giant metal sculptures, but a formidable African art collection.

Ware went on to attend Alleyn's school in south London, one of those formidable pro-arts schools (former pupils include Jude Law and Florence Welch).