Usage of "fine art" | TermGallery

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Art developed primarily for aesthetics.

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The products of human creativity; works of art collectively.

Usage of fine art in English

Yes, Alex thought, his father was learning the fine art of compromise. 
 Secret weapon spouse 

However, retinol certainly has this communication method down to a fine art. 
 The Irish Times 

There are a million and one reasons cosplaying is a fine art. 
 Wired 

The fine art of removing stains simply and in a environmentally-friendly manner. 
 Radio NZ 

The internet is profoundly changing the Irish fine art and antiques business. 
 The Irish Times 

He now divides his time between the media and making fine art. 
 The South African 

You are a multi-millionaire trained in the fine art of juggling corporations. 
 The Pride of Palomar 

Kirkwood, 33, studied fine art at Central Saint Martins college in London. 
 Reuters 

He is also a former Slade professor of fine art at Oxford. 
 The Irish Times 

The barbarian peoples were often crude in what is called fine art. 
 The World Decision 

Here is where the fine art, the rhetoric of driving, comes in. 
 Winter Sunshine 

But now she's planning to start a fine art degree in September. 
 The Guardian 

But the motive of fine art becomes clearer when it is purer. 
 The Moral Economy 

But he had reduced the concealing of them to a fine art. 
 Maurice Guest 

Mrs. Falconer had reduced the practice of listening to a fine art. 
 Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1907 to 1908 

He had the Southerner's epicurean appreciation of the fine art of feasting. 
 The Gay Cockade 

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Translations for fine art

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Fine art through the time

Fine art across language varieties

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Meanings of fine art in English