Sentence examples for monuments of art from inspiring English sources

To produce monuments of art seems impossible.

Prolific masters, such as Johann Sebastian Bach, produced not learned treatises but monuments of art.

Through the efforts of book collectors, basic sources of history and priceless monuments of art and literature have survived that might otherwise have been irretrievably lost.

As an artist, Ms. Gilje has repurposed these skills, recreating monuments of art history, but changing just enough of the details to make her paintings novel artworks rather than forgeries.

Nowadays, they're read as monuments of art history, but they're not necessarily monuments—just thoughts of very young people in their early 20s.

Forces hellbent on erasing our historical memory: American monuments, works of art, literature . . . are being ripped from the classroom and the public square".

Grapefruit was described as "one of the monuments of conceptual art of the early 1960s" by art critic David Bourdon.

An example of heuristic art, Grapefruit was published several times, most widely distributed by Simon and Schuster in 1971, who reprinted it again in 2000., art critic for The Village Voice and Vogue, called Grapefruit "one of the monuments of conceptual art of the early 1960's".

Now, in their disused state, they are both moving historic relics and monuments of inadvertent art.

She put up the money for Mr. Heizer's "Double Negative" in Nevada and Smithson's "Spiral Jetty" in Utah, the great monuments of land art.

While it is somewhat unusual to see the Peales distributed throughout a historical show in this fashion — rather than highlighted as monuments of American art history — it makes for a pleasingly democratic and unorthodox viewing experience.