Sentence examples for transformed art from inspiring English sources

He is not some British Van Gogh whose outsider genius transformed art.

In just seven years, he transformed art with his mastery of linear perspective and ingenious use of chiaroscuro dramatic light and dark.

In "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction", the German critic Walter Benjamin observed that modern image technology had transformed art.

It resurrects the all-but-forgotten fame of Giorgione, a great artistic innovator who transformed art for ever in Venice at the turn of the 16th century.

Some are familiar: Leon Battista Alberti, the quattrocento model of the mythical "Renaissance man," a superb athlete who also transformed art and architecture; Dürer and his subversive pupil Hans Baldung Grien, in whom we find an effort at self-awareness that is shockingly modern.

To understand why Riley is such a huge original you need to compare these drawings – for instance Untitled (Right Angle Curve) (1966) which plots a typically eye-flummoxing whoosh of black lines – with the great American abstract painters who had transformed art after the second world war.

In 18 years, the national lottery has transformed arts provision across so many of our communities and has been particularly valuable while government funding has been under pressure.

The image is initially randomly shifted using the jigsaw transform algorithm, and then a pixel scrambling technique based on the Arnold transform (ART) is applied.

Its refrain, "Those were the best days of my life," evokes a time when it appeared that truly radical happenings were transforming art and culture.

He did not decline but carried on evolving creatively and transforming art several more times over – until he hit his old age.

"A generous interpretation of Bernstein's words suggests that musicians can transform art's political impact by doing what they're already doing only better.