Sentence examples for progress of art from inspiring English sources

The onward progress of art.

Ethnic stereotypes are deftly punctured in Jayna Mistry's strenuously exotic fashion photos and in Meenakshi Thirukode's film in progress of art world striving.

But while the highly opinionated Vasari wrote of the "progress" of art toward "the perfection" of the Renaissance, Tomkins is a creature of our anything-goes cultural era.

Beano says he was defending his property and refuses to be separated from the corpse, telling the magistrate that to do so would impede the progress of art.

The vague economic logic of the argument is a pretext for Wilde to vent his rage on an audience that treated him as an amusing sideshow: The public make use of the classics of a country as a means of checking the progress of Art.

Back in 1837, when the French Government bought the patent rights to the Daguerrotype, its announced intention was to “nobly give the whole world this discovery which could contribute so much to the progress of art and science.” Then the French decided it would exclude Britain.

The secular benefit of this resolution, omitted by Hutson and others, was that it acknowledged "an instance of the progress of arts in this country".

But, by omitting the part of the resolution acknowledging this "instance of the progress of arts," it is easily made to appear that Congress passed this resolution for the sole purpose of promoting religion.

It is the most beautiful work Susan Hiller has made and it should be in Tate Modern, where they show precious little of her art, as a contemplation piece - a pause in the milling progress of contemporary art.

You can also see three films here which the Guardian Northerner team made last year of the progress of the Art of Yorkshire entry.

A series of large, in part well-preserved mosaics make it possible to follow the progress of the art in 5th-century Italy.