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Meanings of religious art in English
Synonyms
Examples for "religious heritage"
Examples for "religious heritage"
1
Its spice-rich food, culture and deeply religious heritage surround a people who are incredibly welcoming.
2
His dream is for Turkey to reclaim its Ottoman politico-military- religious heritage with himself as sultan.
3
As the BBC's Will Ross reports the people of Lalibela are determined to preserve their religious heritage.
4
Tim Gardam explores how the Communist Party is reconnecting with its religious heritage and actively promoting it through tourism.
5
Some Turks have a strong sense of shared cultural and religious heritage with the mainly Muslim Uighurs, who speak a Turkic language.
1
For I accept all this devotion in the name of sacred art.
2
They would rather abandon the dish than do violence to the sacred art.
3
Of the sibyls, generally, in their relation to sacred art, I have already spoken.
4
The sacred art left over is piling up in cellars and storerooms around the country.
5
The walls inside are covered with beautiful sacred art.
1
He was a German, a pupil of Overbeck and a votary of spiritual art.
Usage of religious art in English
1
The presumption is confirmed by the evidence of early Greek religious art.
2
The introduction of these and other animals marks the decline of religious art.
3
Some people find profundity in religious art, in abstract art, in conceptual art.
4
In these, religious art still lingers as a living language, however rudely spoken.
5
There's no religious art left, it has been killed by stupidity and disbelief.
6
The religious art of the Aztecs did not demand any uniformity in this respect.
7
Durtal laughed, though somewhat scared by the extraordinary specimens of religious art that crowded the room.
8
If she had been into religious art, she would have painted him as John the Apostle.
9
They conceived themselves to be perfect, even as they were represented in religious art and in fiction.
10
Perhaps those paintings also gain something by being in the proper place for religious art, a Church.
11
So although he became a specialist in religious art, his work still had a theatrical streak to it.
12
We expect to come up against explicitly religious art only in historical exhibitions or, more problematically, non-western displays.
13
In the West, from the time of the Renaissance downwards, religious art has kept pace with artistic progress.
14
De Beyer gets 2 or 3 offers of surplus religious art every day.
15
The future of religious art in America is sufficiently well assured to leave no cause for hurry or anxiety.
16
No future school of religious art will be able to rise to eminence without learning from them their secret.
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Translations for religious art
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Religious art through the time
Religious art across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common