10 sentences with 'artistic'
Example sentences and phrases with the word artistic and other words derived from it.
• « By this time, the Minoans had shared with the Mycenaeans artistic techniques, trade and their writing system, and the latter served as the basis for the maintenance of Mycenaean records in a form known as Linear B. »
• « The Classical Age (like the European Renaissance some two thousand years later) is better remembered for its artistic and intellectual achievements than for the political events of the time. »
• « Thanks in part to the work of Herodotus and Thucydides, history became such an important discipline to the Greeks that they believed that Clio, one of the divine muses, the source of inspiration for thought and artistic creation, was the patron of history specifically. »
• « Even given Rome's long admiration for Greek culture, the political and military events of this period, 196-168 BC, helped confirm the Roman belief that the Greeks were artistic and philosophical geniuses but, at least in their current iteration, were also conniving, treacherous and lousy at political organisation. »
• « The starting point for studying the intellectual and artistic achievements of the Renaissance is to recognise what the word means: renaissance. »
• « Humanism was, among other things, an optimistic attitude toward artistic and intellectual possibility that cited the achievements of the ancient world as proof that humanity was the crowning achievement of God's creation. »
• « With this in mind, the Renaissance did not really end. What "ended" with the Italian wars was Italian financial and commercial dominance and the glory days of scholarship and artistic production that went with it. »
• « In other words, the 'Renaissance' was already a European phenomenon by the end of the 15th century, so that even the end of Italian independence did not jeopardise the intellectual, commercial and artistic achievements that had originally flourished in Italy. »
• « Renaissance artistic techniques made possible precise and accurate anatomical drawings, and printing ensured that works on medicine could be distributed throughout Europe quickly after their initial publication. »