Sentence examples for boldly painted from inspiring English sources

Linda Stark's paintings combine New Age kitsch and real mysticism, and Joan Brown's large, boldly painted picture of a woman waiting in a theater lobby is a high-impact fusion of introversion and extroversion.

Among them are 31 boldly painted chocolate drinking vessels, one of which says "chocolate" in hieroglyphs.

Down on the shore, the sun glints on boldly painted pirogues bobbing on surfing-sized waves.

This is an exceptional unofficial portrait, unusually boldly painted, which creates a powerful effect of familiar and living likeness.

They are boldly painted to represent the stock characters of the play: monks, shaman, noblemen, young dancing girl, and others.

Such poles were planted in clusters as grave markers in elaborate funerary ceremonies, and boldly painted bark containers for offerings were placed on the poles.

This spring it has been cluttered with chunks of aluminum tables on which he has painted boldly colored graphic symbols, just as he does on Formula 1 cars.

Haitink's view of La Mer is painted boldly, without impressionist gauzes, and with the work's description as "symphonic sketches" distinctly underlined.

Painted in boldly colored enamels in a flat, cartoonish style, "Woman Waiting in a Theater Lobby" pictures a pensive woman sitting in profile on a bench with yards of institutionally patterned carpet extending around her.

This warm ground is quickly painted over with boldly applied strokes that stress architectural form and cloud movement.

There is nothing in American art quite like the elegant, urgent, boldly colored murals that Hale Woodruff painted between 1938 and 1942 for Talladega College, a historically black institution in Alabama.