Sentence examples for views of art from inspiring English sources

Not for the first time with Allen, one can't always be certain when he's satirising the pretensions of posturing New York folk and when they're expressing his views of art and culture.

Hebborn's damning views of art experts are particularly topical.

Personal chemistry aside, however, they have different views of art and of commerce.

People's knee-jerk, or considered, views of art, therefore, are inevitably linked to broad cultural prejudices.

With the public introduction of photography in England, Constable's views of art were vindicated.

However central aesthetics were to Nazism, Peters takes pains to clarify that the party's views of art did not come out of nowhere.

This was her view of art too.

His view of art was broad and deep".

Granell's view of art was inseparable from his Marxism.

This seemed like a 19th-century view of art.

To jettison this highly misleading view of art means throwing overboard some long-cherished illusions.