Sentence examples for symbol of art from inspiring English sources
It stands as a symbol of art, rebellion and free thinking.
The song of the nightingale is seen as a symbol of art that outlasts the individual's mortal life.
Executed by the Nationalists in the early days of the Spanish Civil War, he became a symbol of art perishing at the hands of fascism.
For it has been a symbol of Art Nouveau architecture and of a new age of pleasure purchasing for 100 years.
By the time I reached it I was starting to fall into such a state of nauseous alienation that I saw Kinski as a symbol of Art, about to be crushed by the lethal glamour of Money and the Market.
A knockout to the eye — nailing Play-Doh's eerily super-bright but dead hues — and a goad to the mind, it might stand as an imperishable symbol of art's present worldly estate: child's play in a game with no-limit stakes.
'It occurred to me one day to do something that would appear to be just the same as a comic book illustration without employing the then current symbols of art.'"— Annie Cohen-Solal (translated by Steven Miller).
Indeed, as was noted above, Hegel claims that the pyramid is the image or symbol of symbolic art itself (Aesthetics, 1: 356).
The symbol of the art market when it was hot, Mr. Hirst has more lately been the symbol for the art market's declining prices and investments gone bad.
Is the blandness a symbol of lost art?
The ultimate symbol of the art world's excesses will form the centrepiece of the first major British retrospective of Damien Hirst's work next year at Tate Modern.
