Meanings of artistic form in anglès

Poetry, the most musical form of literature, is its most artistic form.

And what becomes of artistic form in the hands of such a school?

I also do not employ any so-called artistic form.

Prophecy and poetry are the embodiment in artistic form of the abstract conceptions of the philosopher.

I have been blessed to have the ability to absorb and produce almost any artistic form.

He did not in the least advance or change its artistic form, as fixed by Schubert.

To the absolute beauty of its artistic form, is added the accidental, tranquil, charm of familiarity.

I finally said "Madame Bella," although this artistic form seemed in the highest degree inane.

First, the least artistic form, which, from poverty of wit, is most commonly employed recognition by signs.

The irony is that in every other artistic form that matters to the rest of the cosmos, we're the dullards.

Her style and treatment have matured with practice and with years, and her later novels display artistic form and finish.

This work is an attempt to tell the whole story of the Táin Bó Cúailngne in a complete and artistic form.

But today there is a force abroad in vaudeville that is making for a more artistic form of the one-act play.

It also anticipates probable criticism of the artistic form which on this, and so many subsequent occasions, he selected for it.

Everything that surrounds man, in the street, in the interior and exterior of public monuments, must be of a pure artistic form.

For Murdoch, artistic form was a temptation and compensation, a remedy for the contingent messiness of life, but also a consolatory falsification.