Sentence examples for burning colors from inspiring English sources
Enhanced by burning colors; outrageously tactile, rhinestone-studded surfaces; and fractured, almost Cubist perspectives, these images draw equally from 19th- and 20th-century French modernism, portrait painting, 1970s blaxploitation extravagance and an array of postwar pictorial styles.
LONDON — A tall black top hat and a pair of opera glasses are the visible remains of Serge Diaghilev, the ultimate entrepreneur, who transformed music, dance and performance and gave the world the whirling energy and burning colors of the Ballets Russes.
Lining three walls with its barbed juxtapositions of Pop images and burning colors, it does wonders for "attentive perception".
The sun was about to set, and the landscape and the sea beyond melted into a spangle of soft burning colors.
In these he dispatched fragments of burning color in arrangements that variously intimated Abstract Expressionist gesture, Cubist prismatics or Mondrian's frontal grid, almost as after-images.
In the seventies, his style shifted to a heavy impasto, and the late paintings here present softball-size blobs of acrylic paint left to dry and crust on the canvas — tactile orbs of burning color.
Autumn explodes in burning color just as the wind ripping off the Charles River becomes cold enough to turn every face pink.
The art that leaps from the covers of Hausu Mountain tapes immediately fills your eyes with burning neon colors, warped video game figures, and surreal hallucinations melted across cracked digital landscapes.
The flowers, rolling landscapes and scudding clouds of Darger are all here, in burning stained-glass colors.
Once the sun below the horizon threw savage red onto the bottom of the cloud that hung over Barrel Mountain, and Archie glanced up and saw Rose in the doorway burning an unearthly color in the lurid glow.
In that study, plasma 25(OH D levels were positively associated with risk of BCC after adjusting for age at blood draw, season of blood draw, lab batch, hair color, burning tendency, the number of sunburns, and UV B flux of residence at blood collection.
