英语词汇“high art”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

high art n. (and adj.) highly refined or sophisticated art; also occasionally as adj.

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1794 European Mag. & London Rev. Apr. 286/2 A great foreign artist, on coming into this country, said, that had he only heard Sir Joshua's last discourse in praise of Michael Angelo, and seen that great national ornament Somerset-House, he should have been sure that the English Nation were far advanced in high art.

1848 ‘G. Eliot’ Let. 11 Feb. (1954) I. 247 I cannot recognize the truth of all that is said about the necessity of religious fervour to high art.

1856 C. Kingsley Plays & Puritans 31 They railed in their ignorance..at high art and all art.

1883 ‘V. Lee’ in P. Gunn Vernon Lee (1964) vii. 88 A long pseudo-medieval ballad... It felt so completely high art.

1906 E. Garnett in D. Defoe Capt. Singleton p. viii Rembrandt's choice of beggars..for his favourite subjects seemed a low and reprehensible taste in ‘high art’.

1964 S. Hall & P. Whannel Pop. Arts i. ii. 55 These popular arts..were not objects of contemplation like the works of high art, but communal artifacts.

2010 Time Out N.Y. 20 May 53/2 With their hollow, zombie eyes, quizzical semi squints and fingerlike ropes of flesh on their faces, the figures float between life and death, pop culture and high art.

单词	high art
释义	> as lemmas high art high art n. (and adj.) highly refined or sophisticated art; also occasionally as adj. ΚΠ 1794 European Mag. & London Rev. Apr. 286/2 A great foreign artist, on coming into this country, said, that had he only heard Sir Joshua's last discourse in praise of Michael Angelo, and seen that great national ornament Somerset-House, he should have been sure that the English Nation were far advanced in high art. 1848 ‘G. Eliot’ Let. 11 Feb. (1954) I. 247 I cannot recognize the truth of all that is said about the necessity of religious fervour to high art. 1856 C. Kingsley Plays & Puritans 31 They railed in their ignorance..at high art and all art. 1883 ‘V. Lee’ in P. Gunn Vernon Lee (1964) vii. 88 A long pseudo-medieval ballad... It felt so completely high art. 1906 E. Garnett in D. Defoe Capt. Singleton p. viii Rembrandt's choice of beggars..for his favourite subjects seemed a low and reprehensible taste in ‘high art’. 1964 S. Hall & P. Whannel Pop. Arts i. ii. 55 These popular arts..were not objects of contemplation like the works of high art, but communal artifacts. 2010 Time Out N.Y. 20 May 53/2 With their hollow, zombie eyes, quizzical semi squints and fingerlike ropes of flesh on their faces, the figures float between life and death, pop culture and high art. extracted from highadj.n.² < as lemmas
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