Sentence examples for models of artists from inspiring English sources

(Joe Fig's miniature models of artists' studios come to mind).

The street artist Marcus Crocker has made tiny models of artists who fled persecution to mark the British Red Cross Refugee Weekk.

Robert Graham's "Untitled" (1969), a sculpture of a nude couple sleeping on a bed in a modernist house, is like Joe Fig's more recent figurative models of artists' studios.

MyTown Music has taken a model of artist development, simultaneously created a model for personal development and is capitalizing on a huge need to empower individuals and organizations so they can create their own artistic and educational frameworks.

And if any artist deserves a studio, it is Mr. Fig, who makes exact, intricate, three-dimensional sculptural models of famous artists' studios.

If any artist deserves a decent studio, it is Mr. Fig, who makes exact, intricate, three-dimensional sculptural models of famous artists' studios.

In this category is Joe Fig, whose meticulous models of famous artists' studios are driven by an enduring fascination with the working lives of creative people.

He balances them, in "The Tragic Chorus," with an alternative symbol: the original poets laureate, the tragedians of Athens, models of the artist's place in an organic society.

The ivory tower model of elite artists and arts organisations being funded to cater for a narrow segment of society has crumbled.

From its 1952 opening until its closing a decade later, the Tanager Gallery on East 10th Street was the model of an artists' co-ops.

Said gentleman might be mollified by Harris's The Red and the Black, which cleaves more to the model of how artists of Iron Maiden's vintage are supposed to behave: its 14 minutes don't do anything the band hasn't already done, and contains a nod to 1983's The Flight of Icarus.