art work

Of such incompatibles is compounded the mortar of his art work.

There is nothing worse than people getting off a Greyhound bus, and being presented with a pretentious art work.

I was later told that Ted picked out all the art work and the final decision as to who was on stage lay with him.

Last summer it was shown in Australia with all the art work and films.

He must take his thought and shape it anew—into some art-work finer, stronger, truer than he had yet achieved.

Goethe says: We have only the right to ask three questions of any art work: First, what did the artist intend?

It floated idly on the fluffy golden tide, and was clearly going to spoil the Captain's art work; it was nothing short of comical.

And yet I believe that all the world's art-work—all that is eternal—was thus wrought.

The great test of an art work, as such, is its truth of expression.