Sentence examples for canvas in which from inspiring English sources

A comp is a blank canvas in which you can be whatever you want to be.

"Abstraction" (1955), a large canvas in which geometric and more ambiguous forms engage in spirited dialogue against diaphanous fields of color, displays an impressive sureness of paint handling.

The Christie's portrait falls within a broad class of portraits painted in oil on canvas in which a few details belie any "Islamic" connection — most blatantly a roast piglet depicted in one picture.

In the gallery's front window, images skitter across the glazed surface of Carol Hunt's untitled canvas, in which Chinese lettering, calligraphic markings and inscribed textures communicate in several languages.

The piece de resistance is "Woods" (1975), a 14-foot-high canvas in which a welter of lyrically crisscrossing branches counterpoint the neat geometry of a small white house.

A third depicts a man with a star shooting rays from his forehead and asks, "Are You 'Different?' " The toughness of these little works goes big in "The Last Supper," a 10-by-32-foot 10-by-32-foot 10-by-32-foot 10-by-32-footproducanvas of Leonardo's "Last Supper" mingle whichimmenseveralrcycles that imply Hell's Angels and the words "The Big C".

Toiletries are from the Cornish Soap Box Company, which provides little canvas bags in which you can take away your half-used soaps.

The huge canvas tents in which most people live will be repaired, folded up and returned to warehouses in the UK.

Especially ridiculous is Alphaeus Philemon Cole's "Blank Canvas" (1937), in which the artist himself leers from background shadows at the nude young woman in the foreground as he prepares to attack the virginal canvas on his easel.

Did those who fired the barrage of rockets that killed these four people know that one would land beside a white canvas tent in which a family, as part of its escape plan, had taken residence?

Shewring would be waiting in the monastery yard clutching a canvas holdall in which to carry back a new supply of very special sherry from his wine merchants in Pickering.