| But the appreciator has yet to penetrate art's inmost secret. |
| To the appreciator the arts of form carry a twofold significance. |
| The task of the appreciator, correspondingly, is to receive the artist's message in the same terms in which it was conceived. |
| He was the great appreciator of the country's breadth and energy, its strengths, ironies and contradictions. |
| The value of the subject to the appreciator, however, is not immediately clear. |
| She left me her journals and memories and pictures, and in 1980 I was not so much hung up as I was a commemorator and an appreciator. |
