Sentence examples for profound work of art from inspiring English sources

"Piss Christ" is not the most profound work of art ever created, but it is not just a crude prank.

In this sense Work No 955 is a terrible piece of music, but a profound work of art.

But I don't know what to say: Bindu Shards is a pleasurably profound work of art and it is a pity to miss it.

Barely three minutes long, the work he wrote for the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in 2008 was described by the Guardian critic as "a terrible piece of music, but a profound work of art".

Not every Instagram pic is beautiful, or interesting, or a profound work of art.

But it's also a profound work of art.

Yet the true reason to come here is to encounter some of the world's most profound works of art – and they never change.

When the Yale architectural historian Vincent Scully, in his passionate appreciation "Pueblo: Mountain, Village, Dance," called the pueblo dances "the most profound works of art yet produced on the American continent," it was primarily the winter dances he had in mind.

The breathlessly over-the-top critical support that propelled the 1998 publication of Robert Bergman's photographs of Americans on the margins (in his afterword, Meyer Schapiro called the portraits "truly profound works of art") seemed all out of proportion to the modesty and intimacy of the work itself.

By Vince Aletti The breathlessly over-the-top critical support that propelled the 1998 publication of Robert Bergman's photographs of Americans on the margins (in his afterword, Meyer Schapiro called the portraits "truly profound works of art") seemed all out of proportion to the modesty and intimacy of the work itself.

Andrew Sayers, former head of Australia's National Portrait Gallery and head of the National Museum of Australia, described the work as "among the most profound works of art to emerge from the last 20 years".