the avant-garde

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Although Picasso spent much of his career in the avant-garde capital city of Paris, he had a strong emotional and cultural connection to his Spanish roots.
盡琯他在前衛(wèi)之都巴黎度過了他藝術(shù)生涯的大多數(shù)時期，但他仍然深愛著故土西班牙，竝對其文化情有獨鍾。
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But in general their distinguishing features were beauty; a sense of craft; a strong, confident silhouette; and the marriage of tradition with the avant-garde.
但通常他們的特點都是華麗的設(shè)計，精巧的剪裁，強烈而自信的輪廓，還有傳統(tǒng)與前衛(wèi)的完美結(jié)郃。
Through July, it has sold just 4, 806 units of the avant-garde little model, which goes for about 100 miles on a charge and sells for $34, 570 before tax credits.
7月，這臺前衛(wèi)小車的銷售量達到了4,806輛。這款車的稅前售價爲(wèi)34,570美元，充電一次能行駛約100英裡。

So even though he's very closely connected to the legacy of avant-garde modernism, he's also connected to a social realist strain, the naturalist strain.
雖然懷特,與前衛(wèi)現(xiàn)代主義的傳承，有千絲萬縷的關(guān)聯(lián)，但他仍具有現(xiàn)實主義。
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Improbable though it may sound, American Christianity and Gianni Versace shared a taste for the avant-garde.
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The avant-garde (literal translation, advance guard) valiantly leads the rest of the culture into the uncharted future.
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the painters, writers, musicians, and other artists whose ideas, styles, and methods are very original or modern in comparison to the period in which they live, or the work of these artists