Sentence examples for A poussin from inspiring English sources
A mouth in a Poussin painting was a crucial inspiration to Francis Bacon's screams.
In 1997 it was able to get a Poussin landscape from Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Or, rather, it spies them as they appear in the field of vision like figures in a Poussin landscape.
When that dried, she painted a miniature copy of a Poussin country scene — lush trees, clear streams, azure sky — out of a picture book of landscapes.
While still at Cambridge he bought a Poussin painting for £100 and met Guy Burgess who, he said later, converted him to communism.
Standing in his studio next to an image of a radiant Poussin from his collection that practically leapt off a computer screen, he said, "When I view the world, I don't think of my own work.
A juicy poussin, smashed flat and seared to a crisp, was drenched in a light foie gras sauce that spread out and made a deluxe dressing for Brussels sprouts and porcini mushrooms.
The Delacroix, a triangular composition that recalled Cézanne's views of Montagne Sainte-Victoire, was a romantic depiction of a lion devouring a horse, whereas the Poussin, a landscape of shepherds in Arcadia, was more meditative.
The polenta stuffing in a tender poussin tasted overwhelmingly of dried figs.
WHERE DO YOU SPEND YOUR OWN MONEY TO GO OUT TO EAT? I've spent my own money at Peasant, in NoLIta, which has a mood that often suits me, great rustic bread that comes with creamy ricotta, fun make-your-own panini in the wine cave, a wonderful stuffed poussin and a laudable liver fixation manifest in separate dishes of suckling pig liver, squab liver and rabbit liver.
