Their expanses of blazing white framed in black edges, which are themselves edged or inlaid with thin strips of bright color, have an intense visual pop and a disarming insouciance.
In the mid-1960's, Ms. Baer framed blazing white fields with black bands inlaid with strips of bright color and made some of modernism's most austere paintings.
Occasionally, cartoonists failed to color Chuck in, leaving him, for a few frames, in blazing white outline.
Sip and Twirl is being framed and will likely be blazing in time for the world renowned Drag Invasion on July 4. We all know that Cherry Grove right down the beach will fill any slack in the nightlife.
The animal fills the frame of the painting, isolated against a blazing orange sky, its shaggy coat rendered in brushstrokes the width of human hairs.
Within its vintage frame, it manages to be both a blazing op-ed for socialized health care and a subdued meditation on the search for meaning by doubting Christians.
She entered through the north door, framed in the sunlight by an arc of blazing red fuchsias growing wild in the churchyard.
Soon after, Mark Rothko's "Untitled," superposed blazing red rectangles with blurry edges that are set off by narrow darker frames, dazzled the room.
The question ignites Stanley Thomas, an energetic taxi driver, who hulks his giant frame across the road, from where he'd been touting for business in the blazing sun of grimy, downtown Belize City.
He added: "Maybe I shouldn't have gone for the red in the final frame but if you are going to go out then go out all guns blazing.
