Sentence examples for Artemisia from high-quality English sources.

• Artemisia Gentileschi was born in Rome in 1593.

• “I can’t name a single Artemisia follower,” Treves says.

• “He’s exiled from Rome,” Artemisia recounts, “for a while.”

• Orazio accused another painter, Agostino Tassi, of raping Artemisia.

• Closer to the seashore, Russian thistle, glasswort, and artemisia can be found.

• He did not have to marry Artemisia—it emerged in the courtroom that he had already married someone else.

• He was convicted, but not before the court had tortured Artemisia by crushing her fingers until she screamed.

• Artemisia recognized that being a woman offered her a rare perspective and authority on many artistic subjects.

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• Artemisia Gentileschi’s blockbuster exhibition is billed as Tarantino meets Caravaggio, a bloody tale of tragedy and triumph with a twist.

• Eastern Ciscaucasia is semidesert, with grasses and sagebrush (Artemisia) on the richer chestnut soils and saltworts where the soil is saline.

• The ancient author also records Queen Artemisia I, who commanded her own ships in 480 bce when she sailed with the navy of Xerxes I, who valued…

• Artemisia, (genus Artemisia), any of a genus (Artemisia) of aromatic herbs and shrubs in the Asteraceae family.

• Around the time she was working on this painting, her father began a collaboration with an artist called Agostino Tassi, who aggressively pursued Artemisia.

• Another work by Artemisia that has only recently been rediscovered, having been in a private collection in France, is “Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy” (c. 1620-25).

• Smaller shrubs include Artemisia and Ephedra in Central Asia and North America, Atriplex in both these regions and also Australia, and Larrea in North and South America.

• In the mid-20th century both Caravaggio and Artemisia were rediscovered by the great Italian art historian Roberto Longhi and his wife Anna Banti, who wrote a classic neorealist novel called Artemisia.

Artemisia sentence examples

• A year later, she was raped by an acquaintance of her father's called Agostino Tassi, the result of which was a trial that saw Tassi convicted, but only after Artemisia had endured torture to prove she was telling the truth.

• …are chloroquine, a combination of pyrimethamine and sulfadoxine, mefloquine, primaquine, and artemisinin—the latter a derivative of Artemisia annua, a type of wormwood whose dried leaves have been used against malarial fevers since ancient times in China.

• Artemisia National Gallery, London; October-24 January 2021 (temporarily closed) Non-stop theatre from the magnificently original and dynamic Italian baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi, who seems to live inside every role she depicts: lover, outraged victim, nation-saving heroine.

• For instance, if we assume that the proposition ‘Artemisia is five years old’ is now true, then that proposition is now possible; but it will presumably be impossible at some future time, namely once Artemisia has reached the age of six, since from then on it will never be true again (assuming linearity of time).