Sentence examples for austere palette from inspiring English sources

With an austere palette, the videos are a significant departure for Ms. Thater, whose best-known works depict mysterious points of contact between nature and culture, set in dazzling fields of color.

A particularly subtle composition of gray, black and white streaks that look like water streaming down a glass pane dating from 1988 carried an uncharacteristically descriptive title, "Rain (2)." It nearly tripled the high estimate at $3.2 million despite its more austere palette and small size.

While less commercially successful, "Betty" departed only modestly from the group's austere sonic palette, adding jazz-inflected harmonies and stream-of-consciousness lyrics to many of the hyperprecise riffs that form the bedrock of their songs.

Seemingly imprecise in their imagery, austere in palette, self-absorbed in feeling, their surfaces gritty and uningratiating, they can nevertheless become eloquent, for those patient enough to give them time.

Adhering to an austere monochrome palette, he swiftly renders his realist studies using cans and a variety of caps over a rollered silhouette of blanco, if necessary.

The influence of Borromeo may also be detected in Caravaggio's austere low-toned palette and his insistent emphasis on poverty and humility as essential Christian virtues.

But Insomniac's EDC 20 poster looks a lot more somber than usual, with its black-and-white color palette, austere font style, and minimalist design.

Its austere mood and dark palette did not stop it from bringing £1.1 million.

The production design is too busy, and the film's desaturated palette is forbiddingly austere.

After the cartoonish abundance of America, Mahdavi found France austere, but she revelled in the palette of the Mediterranean.

Physiologist and painter Carl Gustav Carus notes in his biographical essays that marriage did not impact significantly on either Friedrich's life or personality, yet his canvasses from this period, including Chalk Cliffs on Rügen painted after his honeymoon display a new sense of levity, while his palette is brighter and less austere.