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Most of his fine art was done from 1912 to 1921.

Today should be a good day for fine art in Washington.

Then again, not being yourself can be a very fine art.

So they really brought it down to a very fine art now.

What did he know or care about the fine art of being human?

You'd think I was asking for fine art or something.

Students must also take one course in any of the fine arts.

Her serious study of fine art began at this point.

She also takes an interest in the family's fine art collection.

Of course, over the years I've got it down to a fine art.

I've had to master the fine art of saying no.

She was the first woman to head the fine arts department there.

At long last, I had found someone who could teach me fine art.

It is also well known for its fine arts program.

But one would not call them on this account works of fine art.

"Then you can start to win them over to the fine arts."

Adam was his student at the college of fine art.

The fine art of mathematics was to them something they could see little use for.

He was chairman of the fine arts department from 1990 to 1993.

Oh we've got it down to absolute fine art now!

She is known for her portraits and fine art work.

As a result, gifts of fine art rose in 1991.

The plan to incorporate fine art has already paid off.

"I used to only get involved with fine art, but not any longer.

They provide fine arts for the elementary, middle, and high school.

Students must also take one course in any of the fine arts.

She was the first woman to head the fine arts department there.

"Then you can start to win them over to the fine arts."

He was chairman of the fine arts department from 1990 to 1993.

Every year, the fine arts put together a school musical.

He is an assistant professor of the fine arts department.

The fine arts department room is located within this building.

Outside of the main campus is the fine arts building.

I think the answer to that question is also relevant to the fine arts.

Things didn't look much better on the fine arts front.

The combination of the fine arts in one and the same product.

But in the fine arts community, many look on glass as a craft.

It opened in 2004 along with the fine arts wing.

The fine arts, including those with public support, can certainly enrich our society.

The fine arts can be a hard sell, especially for families struggling to get by.

MA requires students to take two years of the fine arts program.

No longer do we set the trends in fashion, music or the fine arts.

Together they shared a love of society and the fine arts, especially English painting.

As a charter school, admission is open to all students with interest in the fine arts.

A sculptor, he also published a number of works on the fine arts.

Beyond the fine arts, most of the Island's museums are concerned with a place, a person or an industry in history.

I want to go into the fine arts very seriously."

The fine arts commission bill quickly passed through the committee and was brought up for a vote on the Senate floor.

He was the author of some treatises on the fine arts.

"There is always going to be a premium paid for the fine arts," he said.