Sentence examples for canvas body from inspiring English sources

Her most complex canvas, "Body Parts," is an amalgam of studio props, but there are disconcerting intrusions, like a crutch, a baby's pacifier and a disembodied foot that should be a plaster cast but looks more like flesh and blood.

The tough part was finding a suitable dry-erase material to place atop the canvas bodies.

You see it physically in painters: prowling round a canvas the body is distressed and stressed and then, when it's finished, the body relaxes.

As a canvas, the body is very different to a sheet of paper, and far more personal.

The point is stressed by having Ms. McKee play Kate as a beautiful, unmarked canvas whose body language suggests she may be pregnant.

His obsession began two decades ago, when Lori told him about the unidentified young woman wrapped in canvas whose body Lori's father had stumbled on in Georgetown, Ky., in 1968.

Hemming helped carry the embalmed and canvas-wrapped body out of the rain forest so that it could be buried in a British cemetery in Brazil.

In order to make the paintings come alive as theater, Mr. Sherman invented an art metaphor: The stage would be the canvas; the bodies the brush strokes; and the movement the paint.

Believing himself to be in love with the woman, he must now make his way to Rome alone – a somewhat bizarre and uneasy journey, given that he's unwilling to let her gelid, canvas-wrapped body out of his sight even for a moment.

"We get a couple dozen of these every year," said Graham, the team leader, as his crew strapped a canvas-wrapped body onto a stretcher.

Three bidders fought for Basquiat's "Baby Boom" (1982), a canvas of distorted body parts and angry faces.