Sentence examples for parallel in the art of from inspiring English sources

In the final three scenes of creation, Michelangelo moves beyond his contemporaries to a highly personal statement without parallel in the art of the 16th century.

This period is characterized as a rebirth or, better, the birth of attitudes and aims that have their closest parallel in the art of classical antiquity.

The stripped-down formats and the blacks and greys of his later works find many parallels in the art of their time, and in particular the work of younger generations of artists both in New York and Europe.

But to cope with the complex situations under series and parallel structures, the art of mixing discrete and continuous started in 1998.

At this annual event government officials engaged in contests of skill with the spear, bow and arrow, and matchlock musket — a case of Buddhism's war of art running parallel to the art of war.

The angular geometricism and the extreme simplification parallels a similar trend in the art of Ancient Yemen around that time.

However, note that the notion of "co-authorship" would have no relevant parallel in the art domain.

"I try to think of how to extend a collaborative mentality and how to deal with things that work in parallel in the art context," Mr. Gillick said.

RO: I was fascinated by the project's parallels to the art of the Situationists and the Fluxus movement.

The Transformation of Nature in Art (1934) and Figures of Speech or Figures of Thought (1946) are collections of essays expressing his views on the relationship of art to life, traditional art, and the ideological parallels between the arts of the East and the pre-Renaissance West.

Yet his fascination was all-consuming and he reproduced variants of it obsessively for almost two decades; an examination and homage described as "without parallel in the history of art".