Sentence examples for calligraphy lines from inspiring English sources

The landscapes and calligraphy lines were attached to bamboo slats.

C.L.: I heard he has a studio of hundreds of grad students who come up with each day's Garfield and then carefully paste the drawings together from calligraphy lines they find in the tombs of long dead emperors.

In his 1972 poem "Emergences/ Resurgences," which retraces his artistic odyssey, he summarized his response to Chinese calligraphy: "Lines flung into the air, veering this way and that as if seized by the momentum of sudden inspiration, and not traced out in laborious, prosaic, exhaustive, bureaucratic fashion -- this is what spoke to me, seized me and carried me away".

Pul Hyanggi From outward appearances, this restaurant is a modest little place, not far from the Grand Hyatt, but upon entering you are transported to an enchanting traditional Korean house: bold calligraphy hangings line the walls, and colorful patchwork table mats with origamilike patterns adorn the handsome, low wooden tables.

As the authors wrote in their research paper, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, early cave dwellers drew outline figures on the walls of their homes; Chinese calligraphy revolves around lines and strokes; and children draw outlines as they attempt to describe the world unfolding before them.

The calligraphy is a line from Confucius: "To learn and regularly practice what you have learned, isn't that a pleasure?" It applies to Mr. Gottfried and the painting and calligraphy lessons he has been taking for four years.

A storage jar decorated with vertical gray lines is calligraphy as pure abstraction, but it is artfully placed next to a narrative hanging scroll, "The Pinch".

I did a sketch of him, and I still have a couple of lines of calligraphy that he did for me".

In "Wild Cursive," a decidedly dry work from 2005 choreographed by Lin Hwandmin and performed by his company at the Howard Gilman Opera House on Tuesday, the stage was a collage of clichés: mysterious movement to resemble the slinky lines of calligraphy, all set to a sound score by Jim Shum and Liang Chun-mei evoking elements from nature, including chirping birds, rainfall and wind gusts.

What she remembers most is the musty air and thick coat of dust that covered the floor, the delicate pieces of furniture, the lushly paneled walls etched with courtly lines of calligraphy.

The aesthetics of line in calligraphy and painting have had a significant influence on the other arts in China.