Sentence examples for page of art from inspiring English sources

A page of art with several images on it can sell for as low as $5 a sheet up to $40 to $50 for a sheet.

"That was a totally inappropriate, disturbing and gratuitous zombie picture on the front page of Arts & Leisure.

It is infuriating that on the front page of Arts & Leisure, Frank Rich bemoans the censoring effect of Washington conservatism ["The Year of Living Indecently," Feb. 6], while in the back pages John Rockwell takes the stance that City Ballet should hire ballerinas pretty enough to go to Hollywood like in the good old days.

The Garrett daughters, Millicent and Elizabeth, left home and achieved great things – the vote and entry into the medical profession, respectively – while a necklace of nearby village churches benefited from the skills of the formidable women from the Rope dynasty, one of those footnotes in the Arts and Crafts movement that have been deleted from the pages of art history.

The commotion made her momentarily famous in the pages of art publications (which generally liked her work) and in New York City tabloids (which generally did not).

Despite the esteem in which his work was held, Mr. Schneeman remained only an occasional presence in the pages of art magazines, much less the popular press.

Some reproduce old, yellowed pages of art reviews from The New York Times, including short pieces by me, and Roberta Smith's mostly favorable review of a show of Mr. Sietsema's work at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2003.

It was in the exercise of his official duties that he met the encyclopaedist and philosopher Denis Diderot, who would devote some of his finest pages of art criticism to Chardin, the "grand magicien" that he admired so much.

"Once, I investigated what was most often on the front pages of art magazines," he explains, "I found that Andy Warhol's Marilyn was always there, as if that image had turned her into a character.

As we peruse the pages of Art & Soul, we are reminded of our past and the great American legacy the arts provide for future generations.

This is the second time that a single issue of Eightball has been repackaged as a hardcover book, given a few new additional pages of art to complete the design and then sold for more money than the original.