Sentence examples for monuments of artistic from inspiring English sources

In the words of historian S. Kamath (2001), "The Western Chalukyas left behind some of the finest monuments of artistic merit.

What a monument!—of silence.

Not, as I say in my book, in the production of artistic monuments, though we haven't done so badly in that department either, but in the provision of more liberty and more prosperity to more people than has existed anywhere else on earth, whether present or past.

The church was listed among the architectural monuments of culture of national importance in 1956, and the subsequent discovery of its early murals led to its inclusion on the list of artistic monuments of culture in 1971.

High in the Sierra Madre mountains, 280 miles north of Mexico City and well off the usual tourist trail, is one of the biggest and least-known artistic monuments of the 20th century.

This monument is a nasty piece of artistic jingoism that trivialises the most terrible war in human history.

Thus was born the American Commission for the Protection and Salvage of Artistic and Historic Monuments and War Areas, commonly called the Roberts Commission.

Many of Seibal's late monuments show artistic influence from central Mexico and from the Gulf Coast of Mexico.

Jeremy Deller's bouncy-castle Stonehenge, entitled Sacrilege, which is in London this week on its national Olympic tour, is the latest in a long line of artistic images of Britain's most famous ancient monument.

Yet when he died Wendesday at age 85 Williams left behind thousands of silent monuments to his artistic skills.

"He questions the idea of artistic control".