Sentence examples for black glazed from inspiring English sources

Black glazed with added red, yellow, and white pigments painted over.

But the two black glazed organic forms have lives of their own.

Back in three dimensions, Maximilian Goldfarb's prophetically titled "Ruin I (There Will Come Soft Rains)" depicts the footprint of a tract house in crumbling black glazed brick.

There are copper light-fittings and black glazed tiles, old laboratory benches reused as bar counters, concrete shuttering remade as sliding screens.

The new floors will be clad in black glazed brick and black enameled lightweight aluminum panels, instead of the original yellow brick, to make a clean break between the new and the older floors.

Those stretch jeans and jacquard knit leggings, which were the basic underpinning of the layered collection, come in checks, tapestry patterns, black glazed cotton (like leather at a glance) and a print that suggests camouflage.

Black glaze with added yellow, red, and white pigments painted over.

The black glaze ware, from around 325 B.C., was made as a set.

It's made from a special type of ceramic that comes in a bright red or black glaze and consists of a dome that sits on a base.

In 1961, after it had been in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for 40 years, an analysis was made of the black glaze that covered the figure.

A standout here is a recent earthenware vase by Kato Shigetaka; covered with slashes of black glaze, it reflects an awareness of Japanese Gutai painters and their American contemporaries, the Abstract Expressionists.