Sentence examples for and abstraction in the from inspiring English sources
But I miss the edge of delicacy and abstraction in the previous designs.
His style changed several times and seemed to reflect the fluctuating politics of realism and abstraction in the 20th century.
Riemenschneider found his architecture and abstraction in the drapery and clothing in which he "housed" his figures, revealing and concealing their bodies in dynamic, shifting geometries.
There is thrust in the rhythms, obfuscation in the arrangements and abstraction in the lyrics, all where there was previously little, or none.
What they achieve is exactly what the sculptures so often deliberately avoid – an articulation of the strange tension between figuration and abstraction in the real world around us.
He was one of a group of American painters who promoted the cause of international Modernism and abstraction in the United States in the 1930's, a time when the country was politically in an isolationist mode.
Some kind of unspoken narrative hovers behind the engaging arrangement of images and abstractions in the larger ground floor gallery, perhaps even a dark tale of desire.
The floodgates of creative excitement that opened with the arrival of Neo-Expressionism ruined the dominance of conceptualism, minimalism and abstraction in much the same way that a decade later the Berlin Wall's crumbling would snuff out Soviet ascendancy.
In addition, we study the link between specification theories and abstraction in avoiding the state-space explosion problem.
He's definitely taken in a lot of John Coltrane's "Ballads" album, a lesson in understated intensity; he's probably spent time thinking about how Joe Lovano and Charles Lloyd and Mark Turner play slow songs, finding pathos and abstraction in them, giving the upper register as much attention as the lower, or more.
Ms. Luna knows how to put movement together and make her dancers look good, but there is an uneasy balance between narrative and abstraction in two of the pieces.
