Sentence examples for notorious art from inspiring English sources

The Goldsmiths graduate was into notorious art collective Coum Transmissions, while Beth was inspired by their musical offshoot Psychic TV.

Find out facts such as this in Stealing Rembrandts: The Untold Stories of Notorious Art Heists, released next month.

Special Agent Pendergast of the F.B.I. probes a seemingly supernatural crime -- the grisly murder of a notorious art critic.

That prompted a reporter to call the notorious art dealer Joseph Duveen, who pronounced it a fake without ever seeing it.

Marino Mannoia was offering a solution to one of the most notorious art crimes in history, second only to the theft of the Mona Lisa in 1911.

The provenance showed that from 1923 to 1928 "Madonna and Child" had been owned by Joseph Duveen, the notorious art dealer who was known to send paintings like this to a restorer to make them more saleable.

Going against the grain with Colombia's notorious art-punk rabble-rousers.

Cortright makes some truly fascinating YouTube videos, is a darling of the Los Angeles contemporary scene, and is favored by notorious art-flipper Stefan Simchowitz.

He and others in his family were encouraged to try on different accents for fun; a gift for mimicry that set Ford on the path to becoming one of the masters of Fleet Street's notorious "dark arts".

an investigation from the notorious feminist art group the Guerrilla Girls, who asked art institutions across Europe about diversity within their practices, either how many female artists were in their collections or the number of exhibits they held that contained work from countries underrepresented in the art world.

The painting was hugely controversial, and in 1937 the Nazis included it in the notorious Degenerate Art exhibition that vilified modern German artists like Dix.