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But eventually the Memphis station rolled into view, a beautiful white beaux arts building that looked like a museum.
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We're living in an era -to use Mencken's phrase -of the "Sahara of the beaux arts."
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New York was full of symbolic contrasts between boom and bust, and one of them was the beaux arts Siegel-Cooper building.
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The view across Pennsylvania Avenue was of an old beaux arts theater, shuttered now, its sign removed, leaving it nameless and empty.
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In 1867 Blanc became a member of the Academic des Beaux Arts.
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The fine arts are called the offspring and the emblems of peace.
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The fine arts are necessarily at a very low ebb in Servia.
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The fine arts were one compensation for the necessary prose of life.
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The fine arts shone brilliantly under the encouragement of an enlightened ruler.
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The number of its books relating to the fine arts is 233.
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Thus in our fine arts, not imitation but creation is the aim.
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Besides, in point of the fine arts, heterodoxy is worse than puns.
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One and all they had been zealous cultivators of the fine arts.
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John Clayton had pretty nearly run the gamut of the fine arts.
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You know how I like to butt up against the fine arts.
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Lenia, who was a harsh critic of the fine arts, cackled cynically.
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War is the death of commerce, manufactures, agriculture, and the fine arts.
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Your holiness, I know, is a distinguished patron of the fine arts.
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The Flemish skill in the mechanical and in the fine arts is unrivalled.
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They were great in the fine arts and weak in the practical arts.
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The Taylor auctions continue on Thursday with a memorabilia and fine arts sale.
