| 单词 | artistic |
| 释义 | ar·tis·tic also ar·tis·ti·cal 1. < certain subjects are considered artistic subjects — Bernard Smith > 2. < you may have an artistic interior or you may have a museum — Herbert Spencer > 3. a. < for Plato artistic production is but an imitation of an imitation — A.E.Vassilion > b. < artistic subjects > : associated with the arts : compatible with an artist's attitudes or intentions : not material, objective, or moralistic < the difference between mechanical or purely objective construction and artistic production — John Dewey > c. < the people who came to this Soho restaurant because it was notoriously so artistic — Aldous Huxley > Synonyms: < we have no word in the English language that unambiguously includes what is signified by the two words artistic and aesthetic. Since artistic refers primarily to the act of production and aesthetic to that of perception and enjoyment, the absence of a term designating the two processes taken together is unfortunate — John Dewey > < the intensity of the artistic process, the pressure … under which the fusion takes place — T.S.Eliot > < the artist's work in life is full of struggle and toil; it is only the spectator of morals who can assume the calm aesthetic attitude — Havelock Ellis > Sometimes this distinction is not followed < an artistic satisfaction in the contemplation of evil — W.S.Maugham > < that loveliness which is the creation of the aesthetic human spirit — John Galsworthy > |
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