Sentence examples for knowledge of the artistic from inspiring English sources

Outsider artists -- artists working outside and often without knowledge of the artistic institution -- are often praised for their raw talent, their innate urge to create and their authentic vision.

Mr. Nordahl, whose father, David, is a noted painter, has a deep knowledge of the artistic and cultural value of silver, the police said.

The slightly carnivalesque result reads as an unintentional tribute to her unstinting honesty as an artist, one who paints it as she sees it, secure in her knowledge of the artistic gift of the passing days and seasons.

Designing such programmes requires better knowledge of the artistic, aesthetic, and cultural pursuits of people affected by stroke.

In these cases the knowledge of the artists' technique, the general artistic practice of the period and which other organic materials are present in the sample can be extremely useful to interpret the results [28, 38].

In one such debate on a television channel that involved Screwvala, the selection committee was questioned about its knowledge of the requisite artistic criteria for such award ceremonies.

Sadly, our knowledge of the cultural and artistic context of events that shook the world more than 1,000 years ago and continues to resonate to this day, remains patchy.

So while they may not look as spectacularly Gothic as other Goth Types, their knowledge of the symbolism and artistic influences behind Goth is very often superior.

In addition to this, the transfer of the knowledge of health, social, artistic, and especially basic life skill training from the class room to the students' home and village environment, has broadened the scope of the education from the limited class room space to the various sectors of the village community.

Matragrano's thoughtful utilization of cultural phenomena, knowledge of prior artistic greats, and exciting fusion of aesthetically pleasing work meets controversial art leaves me eager to see his current inprogress project, a major exhibition dedicated to all women, "The Paradise of Contemporary-Icons".

In The Pianist, Polanski transformed his ghastly knowledge of the camps into an act of artistic self-expression.