Sentence examples for big canvas of from inspiring English sources

But he has not abandoned the big canvas of Romanticism, for which he has always been most admired, and on Wednesday evening he provided a gigantic sampling of it at a New York Philharmonic pension fund benefit concert.

A big canvas of midnight blue whorls on a deep blue ground looks as if it had been made with the artist's bare hands, running his fingers through the pigment.

Buyers included Toni and Len Woods, who only had to tote Burton's big canvas of "Laguna Canyon" across Cliff Drive to Indian Territory, the Native American shop and museum they own.

It allowed Osborne to write on a big canvas, to pursue the subject of sexual ambiguity – by which he had always been fascinated – and to create one brilliantly theatrical scene in which a group of exquisitely-gowned figures dancing to Mozart turned out, on close inspection, to be men.

I need a big canvas to work on.

In his living room, which is jammed with two couches, a Dell computer and a big canvas bag of jasmine rice, Allassane pulled out a treasured possession, the vocabulary flashcards Ibrahima passed down to him.

But it was quite a thing, having the back of a big canvas in front of me, and James's head popping out every now and again, with his lovely facial movements and his eyes darting around me.

Sprinkle is painted off-center on a big canvas, with lots of blank surface that says, to me, "No comment".

These linked "Jackson" stories, Barbox Brothers and Barbox Brothers and Co, are like chapters in a novel, and suggest that Dickens needed a bigger canvas for the development of his plot.

Warhol's "Flowers," which mounted winsome imagery on the stern chassis of the Abstract Expressionist big canvas, assimilated the most advanced principles of abstract painting into the larger culture.

ROSEMARY JAMISON, a Texan who came to New York in the 1960's in search of a bigger canvas for her art, opened a restaurant here and has been filling it ever since with things like fake shark heads and black lights, bird cages and oil paintings, Life Magazines, pool ladders, armless mannequins and oddities of all sorts.