Sentences with phrase «largely lost art»

Not exact matches

Art historians with nothing to win or lose from assessing Brown's elaborate theories about the «code» in Leonardo's paintings have largely dismissed his specific claims as well as his overarching theory.

Modern civilization has largely lost touch with the natural world and its practical arts; perhaps this is why we create so many apocalypse stories.

The Venezuelan - born Emilia Azcárate explores forms of spirituality in her paintings, from a position defined by the space between a contemporary world that has largely lost touch with spirituality, and a history of art that is filled with representation of religious iconography.

Darger's drawings and voluminous writings were only discovered posthumously and Storr's art — of which there are only 63 existing works — is thought to have been largely destroyed or lost.

Since the Left, and the Democrats beholden to them, lost their grip on total power in North Carolina's General Assembly in 2010, followed by Gov. Pat McCrory's victory in 2012, they have largely attributed their political exile to the spending of wealthy conservative entrepreneur Art Pope.

This in large part mirrors Art 10 of BIIR although there are some slight differences as to the circumstances in which jurisdiction is lost (arising largely from the absence of the Art 11 (6 - 8) equivalent in the Convention).