Meanings of ecclesiastical art in English

Surely an accomplished ecclesiastical art and insight have been at work here.

I am as disqualified for teaching as you are for ecclesiastical art.

Their appreciation of ecclesiastical art is too often regulated by the practical and utilitarian order of ideas.

Only in the most corrupt of Roman Catholic capitals does ecclesiastical art assume the childish forms common in Russia.

Nor of religion either;-forthe house contains a private chapel, fitted up in the richest style of mediæval ecclesiastical art.

Although his name had come to be linked with ecclesiastical art, Clarke had ceased to be a churchgoer in 1954.

Well, then, I may tell you that ecclesiastical art, brought to its very highest expression, is fascinating in that monastery.

To the student of the very early ecclesiastical art, it must be an object of more interest than even of wonder.

He was going home to his breakfast and a young man extremely interested in ecclesiastical art was coming to breakfast with him.

Of what particular description of work do we find the existing remains to be almost entirely designed and executed in this style of ecclesiastical art?

"They certainly do not appear to have much feeling for ecclesiastical art."