Sentence examples for remarkable work of art from inspiring English sources

And it is a remarkable work of art.

The more one looks at it, the more it grows on one, not only as a remarkable work of art but something that makes sense as a work by Michelangelo". "I am persuaded by it," he went on, "but I recognize that a lot of people, including some scholars, will find it difficult to accept". Could the statue be a fake?

No, I am not talking about your executive team's knowledge of fine wine, opera or the intricacies of a truly remarkable work of art.

Another small yet remarkable work of art is on the Oltrarno, in the plain-faced Chiesa di Santa Maria del Carmine.

These remarkable works of art will inform and inspire visitors and scholars for generations to come.

English novelist Jane Austen (1775 1817) wrote about unremarkable people in unremarkable situations of everyday life, and yet she shaped such material into remarkable works of art.

They were immediately recognised as remarkable works of art, but the verdict on the whole work, while always respectful, was mixed.

These photographs are "not just documentation" but "remarkable works of art" writes Jeffrey Deitch, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, in the introduction to a new book that surveys two decades of Cesaretti's images.

Some of the most remarkable works of art remain altogether enigmatic — none more than some beautiful ivory plaques carved in low relief with Old and New Testament scenes and Greek inscriptions.

It inspired him to create several remarkable works of art such as The Pack (1969), which consists of a Volkswagen bus with 20 wooden sleds, each with a rolled-up felt, leather belt, fat, rope and flashlight.

What is most inspiring, is that the majority of our artists face incredible amounts of frustrations on a daily basis trying to access human services and basic needs, and that they can put all that aside and produce some of the most remarkable works of art.