It gives a sense of the echoes and progressions found in nature, which have always been a keystone of his art.
In many respects, the autonomic nervous system, in mediating the bodily experience of emotions, served as the intellectual keystone for the art activity.
Her correspondence with Stieglitz -- to receive such enthusiastic feedback from the man who was the keystone of the New York art world -- gave her the encouragement to keep making art.
Above Hahnemann on the niche is a decorative ceramic mosaic designed in the Art Nouveau style and keystone lion head.
The great cinema retains the cavalier spirit of unofficial and even disreputable art, of the roustabout, the Keystone Cops, the suspect storefront.
Louisiana State University LSUU; 1853), which is both the land-grant and the arts and sciences university, is the keystone of the state system of higher education, with campuses in Baton Rouge, Eunice, Shreveport, and Alexandria.
Best known for its daily news programs Morning Edition and All Things Considered, and home-spun humorist Garrison Keillor cultural keystones both beloved and oft-mocked NPR cut back oft-mocked NPR musicutnd art programs earlier this year.
His book Evolutionary Art and Computers, co-authored with Todd and published in 1992, stands as a keystone read for anyone interested in computer-based arts.
He mastered the art of the comic chase in the short time he was a member of Mack Sennett's Keystone comedy troupe.
She leaves to make feature films; he launches the Bathing Beauties, Keystone Cops and a thousand pie-in-the-face gags: "No one pretended what we were doing was art".
