Sentence examples for introduction to art from inspiring English sources

My introduction to art was winning a Weetabix drawing competition: I did a picture of a combine harvester.

A side effect was that books I was reading for an education in literature doubled as an introduction to art history.

Teachers of any grade level could use the guide as an introduction to art of the whole world from the last 6,000 years.

Among his other publications were "The Visual Experience: An Introduction to Art" (1951) and "Building a National Image: Architectural Drawings for the American Democracy" (1985).

First years study it as part of their introduction to art: the Lascaux-style frieze of animals running wild was created by them.

In the mid-1970s a batik-making program for a local women's group became Kngwarreye's introduction to art, and her talent became apparent in the adaptations of traditional body markings she transferred to silk.

El Museo, which was founded in an East Harlem storefront in 1969 and is now in the Heckscher building across from the Conservancy Gardens in Central Park, needs no introduction to art-savvy New Yorkers.

Dealers provide a valuable function in the art world: the hard work of developing a client base, hosting and installing exhibitions, creating marketing materials on the artist and the work; providing introductions to art professionals and institutions the artist may not have access to, and more, including taking their art on the road.

Notable publications include Western Art and the New Era: An Introduction to Modern Art (1923) and Three Lectures on Modern Art (1949).

By no means a full-blown show of Conceptual photography, which would have to include a much larger cast, "Postmedia" (not a winner as a title) will do as an introduction to an art that still raises questions of what art is about.

As he put it in the introduction to On Art and War and Terror (2009), "Armed with art … we are more alert and less deceived".