Sentence examples for armature in from inspiring English sources

Reality is a sly abstract armature in her art, space receding and collapsing simultaneously.

The main forms may be built up roughly over the armature in expanded wire and then covered in plaster-soaked scrim (a loosely woven sacking).

Both canvases are sculptural in effect, but in Cano's painting the body of Christ is solid and well-developed in structure; whereas Bacon's Christ is open in form, like an armature in metal.

On display is a bizarre minimalist sculpture made of various articles of clothing that the artist has stitched together over a wire armature in the shape of an animal carcass and then hung on a meat hook.

And while accounts of the "other" part of the rock lifestyle could have easily devolved into that song "88 Lines About 44 Women," and we do get a lot of details about breast size and shape, the women here nevertheless come across as a coherent armature in a blurrily indulgent time, like Patty Oldenburg, Claes's ex, who gave Hell a crash course in art-world sophistication.

This paper presents a novel approach based on an adaptive parameter estimation technique for the dynamic balancing of the armature in an automobile starting motor.

Off to the sides, cascades of tiny chrysanthemums, some no larger than a dime, spill over hanging armatures in cascades of magenta, yellow, burgundy, burnt orange and snow white.

Flowers are one of Mr. Surls's current primary motifs, and he arranges, them, blown up like Mr. Henderson's design objects, carved from wood and attached to bronze armatures, in configurations that feel blandly decorative rather than mysterious, intriguing or ingenious.

Like "Gridlock," they reveal the growing importance of structural armatures in Ms. Booker's most recent work, for in contrast to her earlier works, in which the shapes evolved organically, the new pieces consist of a preconceived frame onto which the artist has attached her tire shards.

With that in mind, the sculptors reformatted the armatures in the women's dresses, so that they could move up and down through the steps.

Because the wooden armature used in sculpture executed in these techniques imposed a vertical balance and a certain rigidity of pose, the artist was driven to concentrate on facial expression.