work of art造句

You never outgrow a great work of art.

By anybody's standards that work of art is A-1.

The only purpose of the work of art is to afford aesthetic bliss.

A work of art is a mist carved into an image.

Using water, Windows, mirrors or any sort of reflective surface can change an image into a work of art.

For an absurd work of art to be possible, thought in its most lucid form must be involved in it.

I conceive that to give pleasure is the highest end of any work of art, because the pleasure procured from any art is tonic, and transform the life into which it enters.

Ideas like this, as I say, are taken from the aesthetic and practical thinking about the nature of the work of art that one finds in Modernism.

There are artists who will make a plaster cast of your pregnant torso paint it and create a work of art to display in your home.

He is the poet of the programming world, whose code is a work of art that can be appreciated and analyzed.

Welles presented it. He'll say no. It's a work of art. I find it exhilarating. So if you are an artist, you can always have an happy life dedicating yourself to your art.

Although Van Gogh's sunflower paintings are very similar in many aspects, each stands out as its own unique work of art.

So in some parts of the country, one kind of activity or production or work of art is called obscene, and people can be put in prison for it.

This book is a work of art in and of itself: the cover is bound in leather, features a jewel-encrusted peacock on the front, and is emblazoned with gold leaf.

It consisted of three metal bars placed vertically on the wall, and I had to actually be told that it was a work of art but my imagination refused to decipher it as such.

From this we can see that the value of a work of art is decided not by the price of the materials used or the intricacy of the workmanship, but by the feeling of life which a piece of work embodies.