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Virtu (Noun)

Objet d'art collectively (especially fine antiques).

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The aristocratic estate was renowned for its impressive collection of virtù, including priceless vases, sculptures, and rare tapestries.
The museum's exhibition hall was filled with an exquisite array of virtû, showcasing the finest examples of European decorative arts.
As a seasoned collector, she had a keen eye for virtû, and her home was a testament to her impeccable taste in rare and beautiful objects.
The auction house specialized in the sale of virtû, catering to discerning collectors and connoisseurs from around the world.
The antique dealer's shop was a treasure trove of virtû, with each piece carefully selected for its rarity, beauty, and historical significance.

Artistic quality.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The pianist's rendition of the sonata showcased exceptional virtu, impressing the entire audience.
His vibrant and dynamic paintings reflect his passion and artistic virtu, commanding high prices in the market.
Critics often highlight her violinist's lack of emotional virtu in comparison to more established performers.
Kabuki performers trained intensively for years to attain high-levels of performance virtu in multiple fields such as music and drama.
Over many centuries and shifts in aesthetics, classic musical instruments managed to prove its cultural value for audiences – such for displays showcasing special collections including refined technological mastery highlighting evolving understanding resulting enduring yet sublime elegance standing fully that came become over others transcended thus is having clear marks one.