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Перевод: art
[прилагательное]
художественный;
[аббревиатура]
статья ; искусственный; артиллерия ;
[существительное]
искусство; мастерство; умение; хитрость ; художество
[существительное]
Тезаурус:
- The Karisma Art Holder from Berol is a slick, functional pencil with a cleverly concealed sharpener, for artists and designers.
- Art politics can prove a rewarding topic for a journalist.
- Drawing upon their experiences they produced in their own country buildings which echoed those of Imperial Paris, as anyone familiar with the architecture of, say, Philadelphia and Washington, will readily admit (in the autumn of 1978 the city of Philadelphia recognized its debt by staging, in its Museum of Art, an exhibition devoted to the Second Empire).
- Hockney was easy to sell to the English, but it was the Belgian bourgeoisie who proved the best buyers of the bulk of the gallery's art, the abstract colour-field paintings.
- The film shows at the Museum of Modern Art attract a strange audience.
- In 1942 Lu Hsun was quoted by Mao Tse-tung as asserting that the aim of a modern Chinese artist should be: "By selection to accept the historical legacy of Chinese traditional art; to absorb the best style and technique from foreign art; and thus to establish a new national art in accordance with the demands and needs of the masses."
- With the renovation and installation paid for, the obvious satisfaction that Mr Rogers tells The Art Newspaper, "We're on very sound footing.
- For all the splendid bravura of his work, Bonington's art is considered the art of a youth, not a mature man.
- Too late for art and too late for the denial of art.
- If only he had some security, if only his art supplies were replenished.
- He had never yet seen her washed and dressed before he left for his game of golf on the way to the small art gallery that he owned in Brook Street.
- It's also important in that context to remember that some art, by its nature, is fleeting.
- According to Noel Stock's Life , Pound first met Binyon in the second week of February 1909, and early in March he found "intensely interesting" a lecture by Binyon on European and Oriental art, for which the lecturer had sent him a ticket.
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