(1) Art for art's sake is an empty phrase. Art for the sake of truth, art for the sake of the good and the beautiful, that is the faith I am searching for. George Sand 

(2) However, our nation longs for a party of artists who believe in "art for art's sake".

(3) This wasn't art for art's sake, however: their aim was to demonstrate how their nanosculpting method can be used for other applications.

(4) The idea of "art for art's sake" shows the direction and contradiction of aesthetic modernity in the course of development.

(5) The trend of thought in aestheticism which appeared at the end of the 19(superscript th) century was the trend of thought that advocated the idea "art for art's sake".

(6) In other words[http://], art for art's sake. That's Eliot's autotelic poem.

(7) He held in esteem the literary creative principle "Art for art's sake".

(8) Oscar Wilde and Walter Pater, both notorious advocators of the theory of"art for art's sake."

(9) His philosophy is "art for art's sake"- this is the Gothic literature, one of the ultimate goal.

(10) One of the representatives who expounded the theory of, and was the spokesman for the school of, "art for art's sake" was Oscar Wilde.

(11) Gesakuzanmai and Zigokuhen are important work expounding Art for art's sake of Ryucnosuke Akutagawa.

(12) And hope that artists and investors are pursuing art for art's sake.

(13) For a long time he was claimed to be the forerunner of the"art for art's sake"school by the western critics.

(14) Most of the early symbolists were devoted to art for art's sake, affecting "stained glass attitudes", doting on flowers and delicate prints and cultivating rare refinement of style.

(15) Even intellects joined this activity, and embroidery was divided into two functions: art for daily use and art for art's sake.

(16) Oscar Wilde and Walter Pater, both advocators of the theory of " art for art's sake. "