Sentence examples for richness of art from inspiring English sources
Through paintings, sculptures, drawings, tapestries and decorative objects, it charts the richness of art produced under Florence's ruling family.
"Go" is clearly not an accurate representation of the richness of art in Brooklyn and may not reflect the true interests and tastes of the wider community there, either.
It recommended the listing on the basis that it was a complete set of civic buildings and had an "unusual richness of art work" and "very fine internal decoration".
Such ambiguity is the source of richness of drama, art, life, perhaps even science.
Even though my own belief in Catholic dogma had been shaken and weakened, I found that the beauty and the richness of the art still held me.
India has inspired Julie Evans, Jill Levine and Jamie Brunson, whose responses to decorative motifs encountered on their travels are sensuous paintings and reliefs that capture some of the richness of Indian art.
Having grown up in the midwest, and studied on the west coast, she ultimately found New York City and never left its richness of music, art, theatre and the Yankees.
If these pieces were assembled with an eye to exploring the richness of Islamic art — and the historic reach of Islam — their presentation was also a way to emphasize the cultural crosscurrents that produced them.
Some say it's gone too far, arguing that the fetishisation of the "perfect" body has resulted in a culture that's dangerous to dancers and destructive to the expressive richness of the art form.
"The richness of the art, the exquisite taste of the vocal part, the excellence of the voices, the justness of the execution, everything in these delightful concerts concurs to produce an impression... from which I am of opinion no heart is secure".
Whether for reasons of its resistance to Limewire redistribution or its purported fidelity, or the richness of cover art, or contrarian retro-hipness, the phonograph record is one of the few analog revivals in the digital wave.
