But in New York, the gifted young sculptor became a sort of society vanguardist whose soigne work was rooted in radical ideas that he made palatable.
We know that vanguardist groups resort to underhand tactics as a matter of principle, but this is a particularly scandalous example.
Why does this segment of political militants, who years ago would have thought of themselves in rather vanguardist terms, reject the old imagery and find the discourse of anti-power feasible?
In some ways, it resembles a vanguardist revolutionary socialist organisation.
For these vanguardists, if something attracted the painter's gaze, it was worthy of being used as the basis of a painting.
Definition of vanguardist in US English:
vanguardist
noun
See vanguard
Example sentencesExamples
For these vanguardists, if something attracted the painter's gaze, it was worthy of being used as the basis of a painting.
But in New York, the gifted young sculptor became a sort of society vanguardist whose soigne work was rooted in radical ideas that he made palatable.
We know that vanguardist groups resort to underhand tactics as a matter of principle, but this is a particularly scandalous example.
In some ways, it resembles a vanguardist revolutionary socialist organisation.
Why does this segment of political militants, who years ago would have thought of themselves in rather vanguardist terms, reject the old imagery and find the discourse of anti-power feasible?