Meanings of histrionic art in English

Her conception of the character, however, was in the grandest style of histrionic art.

By the way, this is the Burlingham Floating Palace of Thespians, floating temple to the histrionic art.

The histrionic art, particularly in high comedy and tragedy, has been long carried in France to great perfection.

She dwelt upon the histrionic art as the most complete, its organ being the most flexible and powerful.

From beginning to end, Miss Anderson's Galatea is a captivating study in the highest sphere of histrionic art.

He was a charter member of the Ruskin Society, a society for the cultivation of the histrionic art in Dartmouth College.

The inspector heard the comedy, and told Barndale, later on, that he regarded the quarrel scene as a masterpiece of histrionic art.

The authentic professor of histrionic art may even have been addressed occasionally by his illicit opponent in something like Edmund's very words:

The French stage is far more hedged round with restrictions than is our own, and cultivates histrionic art with more scrupulous care.

In France, where the success of the histrionic art now culminates, a contemporaneous drama is flourishing, the absolute society of the day is represented.

Berthelini threaded his way through the market stalls and baskets, and accosted the dignitary with a bow which was a triumph of the histrionic art.

Histrionic art also was cultivated in the holidays under the able management of uncle Eliot Yorke, M.P.

These are painting, sculpture, architecture, and engraving, while the fine arts include poetry, music, landscape gardening, and the histrionic arts.