However, the public has never taken to him in the way it did with Monet or Renoir, because his paintings have a rough, rugged texture, even a gloom, that makes his landscapes look alienated and sometimes disturbingly empty.
Linen shirts breathe well and are perfect for summer, while oxford cloth is woven from a heavier cotton yarn and therefore has a more rugged texture.
Coal and charcoal are interchangeable and even look the same.(As of update 1.6 Charcoal has a more rugged texture than coal).
That said, the musicians brought a rugged, earthy texture to the Haydn, which also benefited from sharp articulation by the violinists Sergey Ostrovsky and Evgenia Epshtein in the Minuet and the brisk finale.
The tartar sauce, however, lacked that rugged texture of chopped gherkins and capers.
Inside it is covered with gold whose rugged texture reproduces that of tree bark.
(Chinen) Kornstad-Opsvik-McPherson (Sunday) Rugged texture and wakeful calm represent two strong possibilities for this collective trio, consisting of two displaced Norwegians — the tenor saxophonist Hakon Kornstad and the bassist Eivind Opsvik — with the brilliant American drummer Eric McPherson.
The Atlantic Terra Cotta Company supplied material for the building, and in 1923 its journal noted that Mr. Sloan worked to create the look of a hand-made structure, saying the clay was "purposely roughened for kiln burning to help out the rugged texture".
Sans the rugged texture and earthy look of clay, the new French cookware, however, is not deprived of clay's natural benefits.
Her deftly carved strokes resonate beautifully with the rugged texture of the landscapes she depicts--rocky places, partially glimpsed, sometimes with a lone figure gazing or sketching, sometimes bearing signs of habitation or construction.
He tried out different modes of throwing, making more sculptural pieces in a softer, more plastic clay on a slower wheel, achieving freer, more rugged textures with irregular, gestural throwing marks.
