Sentence examples for sublime artist from inspiring English sources
Yet the most sublime artist here, from his troubled early self-portrait wearing blue glasses to his majestic poems of uneasy colour, is Mark Rothko.
Michelangelo also preached the Neoplatonic idea of the sublime artist uncovering ideal forms already embedded in the materials, an essentially abstract notion of beauty, highly personalized, touching a mystical chord and locating genius divinely implanted in the mind of the sculptor or painter.
She is a sublime artist who speaks to the general complications of the human condition, but who does so with astonishing specificity.
More recently, a succession of sublime artists have blazed a trail around the world, their easily accessible, blues-based sounds making the word Mali even more synonymous with magical music.
Sadly, the matriarch, the sublime folk artist Kate McGarrigle, died in 2010.
Together, they honor their mother, the sublime folk artist Kate McGarrigle, who died in 2010, and raise funds for the Kate McGarrigle Foundation.
The boy wanted the ball for motives that had nothing to do with its resale value (unless this kid is some kind of sublime con artist who exclusively operates out of Major League ballparks).
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The era of polar exploration coincided with that of the Romantic sublime, when artists, bored by prosaic views of country lanes and ramshackle cottages, searched for vistas that would stir the souls of their viewers and force them to confront their own mortality.
And this precisely is one of the greatest and most sublime gifts one artist can give to another — or even to an aspiring one: The benefit of generosity.
But Michel Platini, the sublime French midfield artist who played for Juve in the Eighties, was quick to reassure Agnelli that he had not made a mistake, as would soon become apparent.
