Expressive work intended to be appreciated for its beauty or emotional power; or the process of creating such a work.
Photographs or other visual representations in a printed publication.
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Much of the economy does not match the prowess of German manufacturers.
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The squire was telling the girl of his prowess in the hunt.
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All their talk would be of him and his great hunting prowess.
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Nothing so quickly demolishes prejudice in garrison as prowess in the field.
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Google brought its considerable camera prowess down to the affordable phone market.
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Yet someone who had built a great temple, carved with serious artistry.
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Well she'll need to improve her artistry to get to that point.
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That is the mechanism in the lump; but what of the artistry?
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When Hildegunde sees Engelhart's great artistry she falls in love with him.
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Dear Kanye West It is YOU who is so busy disrespecting artistry.
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So it's not just good for the art; it's good for business.
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The seemingly gravity-defying art market also reflects the nature of wealth today.
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A great love is necessary for a great art, Mr. Flint explained.
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With regularity, serious people ask: Has visual art gone off the rails?
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Some work may be art, but most work might be good jewellery.
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The work of art must fill a need of the USA society.
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The art market had worked this way for centuries, the critic said.
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Best for: Higher-rolling art patrons who want gallery quality without gallery attitude.
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Gallery is an important relationship contact point for any new art buyer.
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Yes, Alex thought, his father was learning the fine art of compromise.
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However, retinol certainly has this communication method down to a fine art.
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WIRED: It's a long way from the art house to Marvel Comics.
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Food and water are the media I use to sustain my art.
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It's constantly evolving. Of course, this is also how art history works.
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Where and when has anyone ever seen a natural work of art?
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Its vision includes an underground library, art galleries and a farmers' market.
