Meanings of artistic circles in English

There tends to be a fierce snobbery in artistic circles against epic films.

She longed to move in literary and artistic circles.

Little is known of his history beyond mere rumor, and that only in artistic circles.

For years it has been whispered in artistic circles.

No; do you know when and where I have come across immorality in artistic circles?

Jean looked at George, who was rubbing thoughtfully at the side-whiskers currently popular in artistic circles.

He had invited a number of his gayer friends and ladies exclusively from so-called artistic circles.

She came up from Switzerland, unknown, and made her way to the highest artistic circles in London.

His cards declared him to be a landscape painter, but he was unknown in the artistic circles of the city.

The most distinguished names of the aristocracy and the artistic circles of Vienna were at the head of the committee of arrangements.

At the age of 14 he left Odense for Copenhagen to seek his fortune, with a letter of introduction to artistic circles.

A devotee of this school of tonsorial art had a peeled look that did not commend him to favorable mention in artistic circles.

Her ideas about some of the people one knows are not quite right, but then their ideas about artistic circles are altogether wrong!

William Waldegrave, Baron Radstock, Admiral of the Red, was a gentleman much known at this period in the literary and artistic circles of London.

She herself was exceedingly rigid respecting such matters since the tolerance prevailing in literary and artistic circles had admitted her to a few drawing-rooms.

There is a feeling of wide-spread regret and sympathy in those social and artistic circles where Mr. Dalmain was so well-known and so deservedly popular.