Sentence examples for abstracted figures from inspiring English sources

Represented here by a group of ink-on-paper works from 1925 and 1926, these drawings filled the page with abstracted figures — an all-over approach that later influenced Jackson Pollock and the Abstract Expressionists.

The greatly abstracted figures form a quirky cast of characters befitting the surrounding theaters.

Both receive colorful backup from an unusual red 18th-century Konya kilim gridded with abstracted figures, a theme throughout this booth.

Four years later he painted one of his best-known paintings, Harlem Turns White (1955), which shows a mass of abstracted figures at the bottom of the canvas with a white haze settling over them.

The earliest and most intriguing works in this career survey are small pen-and-ink drawings from the late 1930's in which strangely abstracted figures are outlined by squiggly lines and filled in with intricate patterns of arcing hatch marks.

His abstracted figures and landscapes, however, reflected an affinity with the darker vision of European artists like Oskar Kokoschka and Edvard Munch, or more nearly contemporary artists like Alberto Giacometti and Francis Bacon, who shared his sense of human conflict and existential angst.

A wall drawing of an abstracted figure is captioned, "Down?

A skinny, exquisitely abstracted figure with its hands held up in blessing or revelation, it was originally carved in wood.

They yield an image — coalescing into a kind of drawing, of a geometrically abstracted figure — when viewed from either end.

Elsie Driggs was a Precisionist painter at home painting belching factory smokestacks, so it is refreshing to see her in another vein, as in the emphasis on the abstracted figure in her collage titled "Ballet Dancer".

While Steve cut a somewhat abstracted figure - Stevenson recalls that he would float off from the dinner table "into a fond, philosophical problem" - her mother was more down-to-earth.