Sentence examples similar to stylistic precedent from inspiring English sources
Malevich, seven years younger, nimbly but superficially absorbed the same stylistic precedents.
Celebratory and commemorative, they were created as historical documents for posterity and not intended to set stylistic precedents or to woo viewers of the time.
But it was Wright who made the decisive leap from an architecture that drew mainly on European stylistic precedents to one that was rooted in a growing cultural self-confidence.
John Berger observed in 1965 that Picasso's stylistic practice had no precedent: "In the life work of no other artist is each group of works so independent of those which have just gone before, or so irrelevant to those which are to follow".
There are precedents for such stylistic reinvention, this self-purging of the mature poet.
Sentimentality is the last thing that comes to mind in Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire," a 1912 piece seemingly without precedent, and an unrepeated stylistic cul de sac.
The goal is to show that the art was not tied to Old Kingdom precedents but subject to stylistic development, formal innovation and changes in emotional tenor.
He was anointed a postmodernist precursor in the 1980's, when his stylistic profligacy and the layered images of his transparency paintings were hailed as a precedent for artists like Sigmar Polke and David Salle.
Weese's brilliance was to combine such a disparate wealth of precedents in such an utterly clear design that cannot easily be summarized with a single stylistic label.
