What is "artists"

Usage examples of "artists".

As you artists occasionally express yourselves concerning pictures, so I suppose you will think that this family, with all its wealth is quite lacking in tone.

Elgar, they were Germans, all artists of one kind or another, fellows of genial appearance, loud in vivacious talk.

I used to have when I was reading lives of artists, or looking at prints of famous pictures, or myself trying to draw.

She had been a respected artist and essayist in her time, a rarity at the turn of the century, but was now better remembered for the haven she had created for her fellow artists and writers.

If she were to know that her youngest daughter expected to make her living by being paid to sit for artists, often in the nude, she would be horrified.

The artists were delighted to have her in residence, constantly vying for her time in their studios.

Most mornings she sat for one or another of the artists, sometimes for a group of them.

Ellie believed in her own work, but the caliber of artists in residence at Kellygnow at any given time was in a different class entirely.

Bettina slipped on the silk kimono that one of the artists had given her on her first week and began a series of brief stretching exercises to get her circulation flowing once more.

Maybe it was time she filled her life with some more normal people instead of all the half-mad artists and the like that currently inhabited it.

So far as he was concerned, Morrissey alone called up more angst in one song than most artists did in their whole body of work.

Except Penny Angelis stayed in one of the cabins and she seemed to spend most of her time in the house, hanging out in the kitchen, gossiping with the various artists in their studios, writing in the library, so what did that say?

He returned years later, when he was looking for artists and performers.

Herr Felsner-Imbs the piano teacher, with his piano and his yellowish stacks of music, his goldfish and his hourglass, his countless photographs of once famous artists, and his porcelain figurine in a porcelain tutu, immobilized on pointed porcelain slipper in a perfect arabesque, moved into the empty apartment, without changing the faded wallpaper in the living room or the large flower pattern that covered the walls of the bedroom.

The audience consisted of the usual Party bigwigs, but also of scientists, artists, high Navy and Air Force officers, even diplomats.