Sentence examples for canvas made from inspiring English sources

He has brought a large, Rothko-like canvas made with blue gesso and marble dust.

Two oil sketches of the same man with different expressions painted by Anthonie van Dyck on a single canvas made up the most extraordinary painting seen this week.

She'd recently become interested in performance art, and this new piece, vomiting on to canvas, made a deep impression on the audience.

Through Feb. 11 Now 80, Lee Bontecou has traveled a long way since her militaristic reliefs of bent rods, wire and canvas made her famous in the late 1950s and '60s.

Strictly speaking, there was only one suit in the E. Tautz collection, which focused on suit jackets worn with shorts, and cotton sweatshirts and casual coats of thick canvas, made in shocking yellow, fuchsia and turquoise.

Scheidemann collects historical canvases for reference in dating works of art; among them is a blank canvas made in 1840 that he refers to as "my Delacroix, which he had no time to paint.

Noah's nakedness fills the canvas, making it impossible not to look.

The light lands directly and clearly on the canvas, making the light source almost completely unobtrusive.

By 2004 Mr. Guyton was enlarging these motifs and printing them on canvas, making paintings that are rife with ghosts.

Craig Paterson, one of the organisers of the mass canvas, makes a distinction between the undecided and the uninterested.

The back and forth between the works on paper and on canvas makes the show doubly illuminating, and thrilling.