Sentence examples for capture paintings from inspiring English sources

Padfield et al. [43] adopted PTM to digitally capture paintings in order to monitor their physical changes during conservation.

We have therefore designed an efficient hybrid imaging system dedicated to capturing paintings in both color and topography with a high resolution.

The lack of a proper medium to depict the three dimensional data is one of the reasons why the 3-D capture of paintings seems not to have matured yet.

The capture of paintings in the third dimension is not only interesting for study, restoration and conservation, but it also facilitates making three dimensional reproductions through novel 3-D printing methods.

What he captured in paintings and drawings were the figures of stocky, pipe-smoking men, their expressions dour, their dress drab.

Figures in cream suits, striped blazers and V-necked suits in pastel colors clustered around the lawns or in the Long Room, historically a hushed center for the kind of cricket-loving gentlemen who are captured in paintings on the walls.

His horror is captured in paintings with the petrifying "Somethingone is in my house"; his dark humour is present in the form of a model airplane-inspired chicken construction set.

Hunter particularly strove to capture in his paintings the effects of light, and would repeatedly paint the same objects or locations under a range of lighting conditions.

"His paintings capture every eye, every pudgy bulge, every nub on the rind".

Mr. Widener's impressionist paintings capture both the heroism and the homely details of Ms. Ederle's feat.

Twombly's Bacchus paintings capture the sublimity of hedonism in swirls that burn into your opened eye.