Sentence examples for work belonging from inspiring English sources
A work belonging to the same realist tradition is Hans Holbein's "Ambassadors" (1533), which includes perhaps the most famous optical illusion in all of painting: the weird, stretched-taffy skull that sits in the foreground of this otherwise plausible space.
In a touching letter, he called it a synthesis of their artistic experiment in Arles: "Take this as a work belonging to you and me as a summary of our months of work together".
An overview of the relevant work belonging to this class is given in the following.
The key claim that every work of art belonging to no extant artform pioneers a new one may be defended on the grounds that any reason to say that a work belonging to no extant artform is an artwork is a reason to say that it pioneers a new artform.
In fact, a number of profit-less artists have successfully defended their deductions to the IRS on the basis of having made efforts to exhibit and sell their work, belonging to an artist organization, earning an art degree or otherwise taking art classes as well as teaching at an art school.
A work belonging to Berry's elder brother Anjou showed the romance of Tristan and Isolde, with King Mark spying on the lovers from a tree above them, giving himself away when they see "the enamelled reflection of his face in the enamelled brook".
Your work belongs to Madonna.
His work belongs in this collection.
He maintained that the work belonged on museum walls.
-To what art period or style does this work belong?
Perhaps the most amazing work belongs to Pinar Yolacan.
