artistry

[ ahr-ti-stree ]

noun

1. artistic workmanship, effect, or quality.
2. artistic ability.

artistry

/ ˈɑːtɪstrɪ /

noun

1. artistic workmanship, ability, or quality
2. artistic pursuits
3. great skill

Word History and Origins

Origin of artistry¹

First recorded in 1865–70; artist + -ry

Example Sentences

“We remember and are grateful for her artistry, humanity and incredible light, which inspired us all,” the company’s announcement added.

From Los Angeles Times

We recently caught up with RZA over the phone to talk about the upcoming show, how his Buddhist practice inspired the album and how making it unlocked a new level of confidence in his artistry.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s an artistry, it’s an expression, and I think there’s beauty in both.

From Los Angeles Times

He poured more of himself into his artistry, hiring backup musicians and paying for studio recording sessions.

From Los Angeles Times

By combining artistry with straightforward information, Juson hopes that “One Person, One Vote” allows the audience to feel not simply more aware of our political process but engaged to actively take part in it.

From Salon

Related Words

• ability
• accomplishment
• brilliance
• finesse
• flair
• genius
• mastery
• proficiency
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• talent
• virtuosity
• workmanship