Sentence examples for milestone of art from inspiring English sources

But by keying his account of Bergotte's passion to a Vermeer, Proust installed a milestone of art criticism, displacing Raphael as Europe's cynosure of artistic perfection.

A delayed or regressing developmental milestone at initiation of ART 6.31 95 CI%: 2.52, 15.83) times higher risk of death compared to those with appropriate developmental milestone (Table 3).

Having delayed or regressing developmental milestone at initiation of ART was strong predictor of mortality.

In 1978 a live recording of a gig in Brussels that turned into a riot when the mutinous audience demanded to hear the headliner, Elvis Costello, was released as a flexidisc with a music paper, and was hailed as a milestone of punkish performance art.

Held at Christie's in New York, the auction of the Victor and Sally Ganz collection produced record valuations for paintings and proved a milestone in the transformation of art into a global commodity.

Not likely, but it must be a milestone of sorts in the art world.

Warhol had passed the milestone of his first serious art show.

"I realized that if we didn't move rapidly before the window closes, we would forever lose our chance to acquire works of art that are icons and milestones in postwar American art," Mr. Lauder said.

"Eighty years is a big milestone for the Festival of Arts," Sharbie Higuchi, the Festival's director of marketing, said in a statement.

Part of the milestone involves new data about who in the Third Reich, including Hitler, purchased what pieces of art and for how much.

With input from other Getty family members, the programme follows three generations of this art-hungry dynasty and hears stories of personal milestones, art scandals, philanthropy and the kidnapping of grandson Paul Getty III in 1973.