Übersetzung für "Künstlerischer wert" in Englisch

Tea plucking art of the succession generation of north has an artistic value.

However, assume that Biedermeier is notno artistic value is fundamentally wrong.

Instruments are chosen individually for their sound, playability and artistic merit.

Items made of art forging techniques, give products of metal refinement, artistic merit and expression.

The home's individuality, coupled with its high artistic merit, and famous architect, make it significant historically and culturally.

As the examples likewise document, artistic value does not solely unfold through an increase in control, extended playability or new sound perspectives.

At the same time the value of artistic work is subject to dramatic fluctuation, it varies depending on the context. The loss of value and the categorisation as “waste” are thus permanent threats.

During the hearings that ultimately led to the removal of the sculpture, the "art experts" defending the artistic merit and political value of artistic freedom, including the artist, voiced positions that clearly established their "superior" and refined knowledge over the uninformed and untrained impressions of the general public.

In a democratic society the only criterion to estimate the value of a piece of art is its artistic value," commented Mr.Vladimir Kisiov, deputy secretary of the Democratic Forces Union.

This raises the question of whether an artistic and historical approach to dealing with the precious marble is possible and also questions the value of artistic production itself within a purely materialistic and self-deconstructive structure.

Following the example of near contemporaries René Lalique and Louis Comfort Tiffany, Hoffmann and Moser shared the belief that jewelry should be valued for its artistic merit and not simply for its monetary value.

And so, in the drama, there may occur in the first act of the play something whose real artistic value may not be evident to the spectator till the third or fourth act is reached.

The Museum, dedicated to the exhibition of precious works related to the Treasure of San Gennaro, represents a pole of the highest historical-artistic and spiritual value and is considered among the richest in the world.

They contained a gallery of pictures by Polish and foreign artists, some of which were saved, though they are so much damaged that their artistic value has been almost entirely destroyed.

The sacred buildings of these ancient shrines are often located in remote areas; even though their size is often modest, their special artistic value and significance should be appreciated within their historical and religious context.

Here, beauty and functionality go hand in hand in pieces whose artistic value goes far beyond their decorative potential.

In practice, African governments have responded by establishing libraries and collections, new publications and publishing houses, cultural education programmes and artistic actions in public venues or historically controversial locations. As a reaction to globalisation, many artists – particularly in the fields of fine arts and dance – are discussing the value of Africa’s artistic traditions and customs, and are critically reflecting on the predominance of European-Western discourse and funding programmes.

Beauty and functionality go hand in hand in pieces whose artistic value goes far beyond their decorative potential.

In England a new departure was made, a higher scale of artistic merit, in the fine Gospels and Service-Books produced at Winchester between about 960 and 1060, the framework of interlaced foliage.

Naples is not just one open-air museum embellished by a landscape without equal, but it is also a city full of museums, palaces and churches that guard works, paintings and statues high artistic and historical value.

Their artistic value and their age, some 18.000 years, have led to them being declared a Heritage of Mankind.

This raises the question of whether an artistic and historical approach to dealing with the precious marble is possible and also questions the value of artistic production itself within a purely materialistic and self-deconstructive structure.

The same can be said of photography: Here, in addition to many "ordinary" views of the river and the surrounding landscape, many works came into being whose artistic value dwarfed other creations.

The same can be said of photography: Here, in addition to many “ordinary” views of the river and the surrounding landscape, many works came into being whose artistic value dwarfed other creations.