Sentence examples for standpoint of art from inspiring English sources
Now comes "Dreaming in Pictures: The Photography of Lewis Carroll," described as the first exhibition to assess Carroll's visual art from the standpoint of art history.
"The recording academy recognizes the work of its artists and their music, from the standpoint of art, which is considerably different from what country radio is about," said Mr. Allen of the Country Radio Broadcasters Association.
"Since the introduction of printing," he wrote in "The Critic as Artist," "there has been a tendency in literature to appeal more and more to the eye, and less and less to the ear which is really the sense which, from the standpoint of pure art, it should seek to please, and by whose canons of pleasure it should abide always".
Redon established one of the characteristic standpoints of modern art, and his influence on the younger Symbolists was profound.
When I asked Lethem about Rowan's book, he said, "From the standpoint of defending appropriation as an art gesture, it's sort of a disaster area.
From a preventive conservation standpoint, this is an important problem since sensitive works of art in the collection may be subjected to damage caused by light exposure.
Scholars have been interested in the history of material culture for centuries, addressing change in artifacts from a wide variety of standpoints including art history, symbolism, and culture history.
I would never compare the Ressence, which is legitimately a work of art, to the Apple Watch, but from a manufacturing standpoint, there is little difference.
Anne Eaton proposes an alternative notion of "situatedness," importing into aesthetics a version of feminist standpoint theory to draw attention both to audience positions of appreciation and to the perspectives evoked in works of art (Eaton 2009).
They are images of art, not art".
