Sentence examples for hero artist from inspiring English sources

The other is the novel's hero, artist Jed Martin, conditioned equally by a sense of disorientation and detachment from the world around.

In a show that involved his heroes, artist Clayton Patterson and hardcore legend Walter Schreifels, Im put together a film screening and impromptu punk performance at a downtown gallery.

It's a useful reminder that the self-portrait was not always "a statement about the hero-artist in all his singularity, poetically apart from the world that gave him work": De Brailes's self-representations speak of patronage and piety in the visual language of their time.

"Romantics and Revolutionaries: Regency Portraits from the National Portrait Gallery in London" contains 70 images of heroes, artists and writers.

She's Harrison's tragic hero — an artist who was unable to hold something back for herself.

It's hard not to be seduced by D'Erasmo's selfish hero, an artist whose hunger for expression, for a father and for a home embodies a sense of entrapment that could make anyone behave badly.

Mr. Piña's take on epic photography -- with a prostitute as hero, an artist as commercial sellout and advertising as promoter of both -- is a far cry from Korda's.

Coleman has long been a hero for artists beyond the mainstream, for the formal integrity of his art; the courage of his outsider stance; and his freedom from corporate control.

From the early 1970s onwards, Albert Irvin celebrated the "birthday" of one of his heroes, the artist JMW Turner, on St George's Day with a party in his studio attended by fellow painters and friends.

Bess's story shouldn't be diminished by abbreviation, but suffice to say that he was a lifelong outsider who had great influence at the heart of the 20th-century art world, and he remains both underappreciated and a hero to artists today.

So here's a forward-looking playlist for one of this world's true heroes, the artist formerly known as Marty McFly -- the one and only Michael J. Fox.