It's the foundation of art, of design, of architecture, of many of any given culture's most treasured developments.
Mina Gregori, 90, president of the Roberto Longhi foundation of art history studies in Florence and author of several books on the baroque painter, said she was 100% sure she had found the original Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy.
But the invention of collage, in 1912, by Picasso and Braque, had put an end to drawing's monopoly as the foundation of art, and Doig, in his second year at St. Martin's, discovered his own way around it, through photography.
Mrs. Annenberg was chairwoman emerita of the Foundation of Art and Preservation in Embassies, and a member of the Committee for the Preservation of the White House.
Since then, symbols -- which have historically been the foundation of art going back to bloodied hands on the walls of caves -- have been repressed.
These programs have provided a foundation of arts management knowledge for young arts managers but they are not sufficient to meet our arts management training needs.
In 1926 a British foundation of Arts and Sciences requested a copy of the original version of Greed to keep in their archive, but their request was denied by MGM.
We want to create, or at least to lay the foundations of, an art that gives something to humanity.
Chesterton was emphatically an artist, and in the Father Brown stories he sought to investigate the foundations of his art.
The faltering movie business was built not on fragile foundations of an art form doomed to obsolence, but on stronger, more ambitious grounds than it occupied in 1950.
