Sentence examples for hallmark of art from inspiring English sources

Discovering original ways to make do with the means at hand is, for a creative artist, itself a hallmark of art.

Customers are asking for the rarifying hallmarks of art.

Expression over attribution has always been a hallmark of folk art.

Although Lerner stops far short of endorsing Umanets and other Duchamp-inspired art vandals like him, he does suggest that his act gives the lie to "the posture of monetary disinterestedness" that is such a hallmark of contemporary art.

This "were-jaguar" is the hallmark of Olmec art, and it was the unity of objects in this style that first suggested to scholars that they were dealing with a new and previously unknown civilization.

Though the young John Updike must have known all this (he seemed to know everything about his medium, almost from the start) he nevertheless resolved about four decades ago to make the big, detailed, extended sex scene a hallmark of his art.

How is Sam Cam's (visible) dolphin – the cliched hallmark of any art-school toff – acceptable, but not other, larger, bolder designs?

It's one of the hallmarks of his art.

Prince's Frieze installation bears many of the hallmarks of his art over the past three decades.

Collaboration is one of the hallmarks of feminist art and scholarship.

These qualities became identifying hallmarks of American art, especially in the 1960s, but remain crucial to it even now.