Examples of using Creative phase in English and their translations into German
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bear witness to the immensely fertile artistic and creative phase of Onobrakpeya works in the 1960s,
After the turn of the millennium, this participatory approach leads the artist to his most recent still-lasting creative phase, the current works complex Terzo Paradiso, which has been given central acclaim in the Berlin exhibition.
developing into arteriosclerotic and imperial“civilizations”, I see“civilizations”(encompassing both phases of the cultural entity) passing through a fluid and creative phase before developing powerful“empires” which become increasingly abusive.
which the artist must dominate in the creative phase, appear intelligible to the public.
In accordance with Götz's artistic guiding principle, the works displayed in this exhibition and the accompanying catalogue, including hitherto unknown works spanning his entire creative phase, illustrate the enormous spectrum that the artist has covered in exploring the inexhaustible well of abstract possibilities to constantly create something new.
All his creative phases are represented by major works.
These can be divided into four different creative phases.
Paintings from all of the artist's creative phases form the core of the first volume.
Koons' paintings from all of the artist's creative phases form the core of the first volume.
This fertile creative phase was to end abruptly only a few years later.
Building of options This is a creative phase.
Then there's the creative phase.
Brainstorming: Now comes the big creative phase.
Is basically the development of a model- the creative phase.
His third and final creative phase began in 1975.
The creative phase in which the mind is free to visualise impossible ideas,
In his last creative phase, and particularly after he was no longer able to leave his apartment,
Bach's compositions have been preserved from his early creative phase in Leipzig and Frankfurt(Oder),
In his late creative phase, Matisse made masterpieces using scissors
The Three Piano Pieces were written in Schönberg's extremely productive creative phase in 1909, during which he also composed the Five Pieces for Orchestra, op.