Sentence examples for realistic art from inspiring English sources

We all know opera is a dangerously realistic art form.

Good realistic art and illustration take good observation.

PACKAGING art by the decade isn't realistic; art doesn't come in squared-off units.

Realistic art was originally outside the tradition of Japanese portraiture, which, until the 12th century, was purely religious in character.

Even games themselves get hit: an advert for Righteous Slaughter 7 promises "the realistic art of contemporary killing".

This discovery suggests that realistic art isn't just a nifty cultural invention; it's based on hard-wired systems of perception.

Environmental art, in common with collage and assemblage, has tended toward greater concreteness not by making a more realistic representation, as naturalistic art does, but by including more of reality itself in the work; for example, by using casts taken from the actual human body, real clothes, actual objects and casts of objects, actual lighting effects, and real items of furniture.

The irony is that, while the Russians loved it (Literaturnaya Gazeta likened it to "traditional, realistic Soviet art"), it was far less appreciated at its London opening the following year.

Golding won the Nobel prize in literature in 1983, cited for novels which "with the perspicuity of realistic narrative art and the diversity and universality of myth, illuminate the human condition in the world of today", after taking the Booker prize in 1980 for Rites of Passage.

In the results presented in this section, we test the ability of ALD films to coat realistic 3D art objects, using a set of historic cast and surface chased sterling silver knives from a personal collection as an example.

A writer for Rap-Up considered the video realistic, as "art imitates life".