Sentence examples for ingenious artists from inspiring English sources

"But now ingenious artists have knocked glass off the pedestal to stand free on the floor".

Elsewhere, the paper went into great detail about the supplies that had been ordered for Napoleon's arrival: By command of the Prince Regent, Lord Bathurst issued orders last month to one of the most tasteful and ingenious artists of the metropolis, to provide every thing which could contribute to the domestic gratification and comfort of Napoleon Buonaparte in his new residence at St Helena.

Vadim Zakharov is a brave and ingenious artist who worked underground in Moscow for decades; his startlingly powerful drama clearly centres on Putin's regime.

There you'll encounter a spare and contemplative installation by the ingenious French artist Pierre Huyghe, who has put a deep-time twist on the adage "Ars longa, vita brevis" and a conceptual bent on the rock garden.

In an ingenious fashion, artist Zoe Buckman's exhibition, Every Curve, juxtaposes the genre's often crude attitudes towards women with utterly feminine articles of dress, resulting in thought-provoking objects.

Our national character would be tragically diminished if we hesitate to assemble in public places were we can be enlightened, entertained and inspired by the ingenious works our artists create.

Sometimes clever theatrical artists can become much too ingenious.

A carnelian vase in the form of a gourd could hardly be less vaselike; its only real purpose is to draw attention to the ingenious way the artist has turned a natural pattern of light-color veins into a network of vines.

He buys used books from Bruised Apple's copious collection and artwork at the Driftwood Gallery, one of many galleries in a city that has been rejuvenated by an ingenious plan to invite artists into lofts forsaken by warehouses and factories.

The Jesuit Matteo Ricci while staying in Nanjing wrote that Chinese scam artists were ingenious at making forgeries and huge profits.

The painting is an ingenious representation of the artist as both painter and model and it showcases the technological tool — the camera — painters have been using, often covertly, ever since it was invented.