"Inspiration," he mused, "that's really just a reference point, a way of keeping the collection concise".
Mr. Forrest, the New York Botanical Garden vice president, cannot help musing about the inspiration for some of the buildings, especially the Guggenheim, his favorite.
My muse of inspiration for this series is Terri O'Hara: an incredibly inspiring mom and personal trainer, who is bringing the idea of fitness and lifestyle back to the basics.
Winters can be harsh in Karlsruhe, a city in southwest Germany, but the plants are thriving on their shelves above the old-fashioned radiators of Mr. Jakob's workshop, where they play the role of muse and inspiration for his jewelry.
The documents include about 3,000 photographs, 9,000 books with margin notes by the author and 3,000 documents and letters between Hemingway and a host of 20th-century celebrities, and between him and a young Italian countess believed to be his longtime muse, the inspiration for the heroine of "Across the River and Into the Trees".
My Frida Kahlo scarf was my inspiration for this outfit; she's my muse.
In this muse relationship, that between artist and curator, the muse becomes less a singular object of inspiration for an artist than it is a mutual inspirational force between two creative minds.
If an artist has a muse or source of inspiration for their work, perhaps it would be best to call Mohr's the cube.
Its typical English definition reads as follows: "A person or personified force who is the inspiration for a creative artist". In its true definition, the muse sounds noble.
What is interesting is the fusion of the muse as someone who is the creative inspiration for your work, but somehow also bound to sexual inspiration".
Yet as Pelevin well knows, Russia is both the inspiration for, and engine of, his fiction; she is his tarnished muse.
