Sentence examples for canvas captures from inspiring English sources

Each canvas captures a momentary movement, but each is actually carefully hand-rendered with refined dabbing over a longer period of time to achieve the exact effect.

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"I think war turned out to be too big a canvas to capture on the small screen of television," said William Powers, the media columnist for The National Journal.

"Bigger formats allow me to somehow liberate the technique the smoke is constantly trying to 'escape' and a large canvas can capture its trace in a much better way," he explains.

The stars The icons of rock'n'roll, whom Blake captured on canvas.

They were both masters at capturing on canvas the atmospheric qualities of the weather.

But most artists were also acutely aware of their potential for spoiling the wilderness whose beauty they captured on canvas.

It is impossible to capture on canvas the full horror and devastation of hand-to-hand combat on a huge scale.

The stencilled forms, captured on canvas and paper, look a bit like cameraless photographs, with ghostly shadows and shapes performing a push-pull between positive and negative space.

The Seine also gave birth to modern art, as the Impressionists gathered here to capture on canvas the pearly skies over the river and its estuary.

There's an emotional component to witnessing such conditions, and it is moments of emotion like these that the Impressionists tried to capture on canvas.