Sentence examples for scholarly art from inspiring English sources

But once again, the exhibition slips below the standard expected of serious museums presenting scholarly art historical shows.

He had a dealer, his work was included in scholarly art tomes, and earned friendly notices from The Herald Tribune ("large, highly amusing and inventive prints that look like Pop posters but really go deeper in their social significance and satiric overtones") and other newspapers.

Mellor's extensive scholarly art education has led to his art having a strong theoretical base.

Harold Koda and the late Richard Martin were curating exhibitions at the Fashion Institute of Technology that were a mix of reverently scholarly art history, design appreciation and wicked wit.

In teaching only reading and the scholarly arts, humanities professors do just half of their jobs.

Although Ni was born to wealth, he chose not to serve the foreign Mongol dynasty of the Yuan and instead lived a life of retirement and cultivated the scholarly arts (poetry, painting, and calligraphy), collected artistic works of the past, and associated with those of a similar temperament.

It was not possible, or appropriate, to describe the analyses in detail in these scholarly art-historical catalogues.

It is a background that has integrated Mr. McHenry's role with the more scholarly and art historical aspects of the Rubin.

But it has remained unpublished until now, recorded without an image in the 1995 scholarly volume The Art of the Brontës as "possibly a sketch of a fellow pupil in Brussels".

There have been a number of previous editions of the letters, including one assembled by the artist's sister-in-law, Jo, which appeared in 1914; the first scholarly edition by art critic Douglas Cooper in 1938; and the standard collection, gathered by the painter's nephew, Vincent Willem van Gogh, and published between 1952 and 1954.

Some of the most interesting research currently being done on Buridan concerns the teaching and scholarly lives of Arts Masters in mid-fourteenth century Paris. 5.