aesthetic
സ്വര
definition
noun
the Cubist aesthetic
a set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular artist or artistic movement.
adjective
the pictures give great aesthetic pleasure
concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.
example
Modern artists like Kirchner explored the rough, expressive 'aesthetic' of woodcut.
As of now, people in the State are hooked to just the 'aesthetic' aspect of design.
The documentary 'aesthetic' lent itself to the popularization of photography at all levels.
Quite apart from its 'aesthetic' appeal, the design enhances the acoustics much as a cello itself does.
What she saw, and what others in the art and quilt communities began to see, was a singular 'aesthetic' .
Kashmir's contribution to the Indian thought has been of immense artistic, esoteric and 'aesthetic' value.
The router itself is unlike any I have seen as of yet in its 'aesthetic' design.
That may be partly true but it does not detract from a thorough 'aesthetic' appreciation of his works.
There are two traditional views concerning what constitutes 'aesthetic' values.
The two married an industrial ethic to a modernist 'aesthetic' , capturing an entire ethos in a single seat.
We should strive to appreciate the 'aesthetic' value of our names.
New York's film-making community shares the 'aesthetic' appreciation.
In this period, they occupied very much the center of 'aesthetic' appreciation and social value.
This 'aesthetic' appreciation extends to previous writers on the subject.
There is a disquieting 'aesthetic' beauty and grace found in the war dead.
The art on the walls was contemporary and unusual, creating an ambience of 'aesthetic' appreciation.
Yes, but the people who produce it also think of it as a threatening 'aesthetic' .
At least with the monument, 'aesthetic' appreciation justifies a lack of content.
Both terms were applied in all the arts in a neutral sense with no necessary implication for beauty or 'aesthetic' value.
Thereby they imply that the sculpture is steeped in the same 'aesthetic' as that behind our legacy of San rock paintings.
Women also appreciate the 'aesthetic' value of a knife and may choose to combine function with beauty.
This year the Scottish Executive appointed him captain of culture to teach the public some 'aesthetic' appreciation.
They chose wood as their preferred blocking material because it offers more natural, 'aesthetic' options for interior design.
It is also deeply involved in our 'aesthetic' appreciation of the world around us, and there are many examples to draw on.
Chasseriau's attenuation of his figures certainly borrows a Mannerist 'aesthetic' .
They might be an expression of 'aesthetic' appreciation, or they might be applied as part of a knowledge system.
But beyond that there is an aspect that connects our 'aesthetic' appreciation to that of Nature itself.
Conservation should be for 'aesthetic' pleasure, forward-planning, improved crop and food productivity.
At last she introduced a dance 'esthetic' that was entirely new.
There's an 'esthetic' appreciation but no emotional context.
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