Sentence examples for values of art from inspiring English sources
The sentimentality is akin to that characterised by the philosopher Professor Malcolm Budd in his book Values of Art.
Through concentrating on the interlocking worlds of Morris and Fortuny she makes a great defence of the values of art.
When printing was invented in the 16th century, it gave artists new ways to spread their work but it did not change the basic values of art itself.
Still standing is my will to distance the values of art, as art, from those of art institutions, which are often inimical.
Except for first and last chapters diagnosing the sorry state of art affairs, "Eyewitness" consists of reviews written for The New Republic during the second half of the 1990's; these reports on particular exhibitions are unified by Perl's rejection of "conventional taste and conventional wisdom" in the name of values of art older and truer than those now ascendant.
To distinguish between aesthetic values of ordinary experience (connected with subject-matter) and aesthetic values of art, as Fry wished, is impossible.
What is the value of art?
The value of art is increasing before your eyes".
John Martin stands for the surprise value of art.
He's been pretty shrewd about the value of art".
"People don't perceive the art but the surplus value of art — art as photographs, as J-PEGs.
