Sentence examples for changing canvases from inspiring English sources
In his mature works, Monet developed his method of producing repeated studies of the same motif in series, changing canvases with the light or as his interest shifted.
Mr. De La Vega said it might be time for him to consider changing his canvases.
On the road to great achievement, the late bloomer will resemble a failure: while the late bloomer is revising and despairing and changing course and slashing canvases to ribbons after months or years, what he or she produces will look like the kind of thing produced by the artist who will never bloom at all.
In his effort to capture just the right amount of light and dark, Monet always worked on several canvases at once and furiously followed the changing daylight.
Like Monet, he also painted multiple canvases of similar views at different times of the day, in changing weather and light.
Though Grosse usually works on unconventional, 3D surfaces, her work on 2D canvases and within a traditional gallery space is a nod to her changing tastes and her lasting love for chroma.
At least as seen at the Met, Bellows was constantly changing his subject matter and adjusting his often buttery handling of paint, but too many of the canvases fall short of being convincing.
Dark canvases dominated by a large, sinister-looking house; strange and slightly menacing women, mostly tall and wearing big cloaks; ethereal figures, often captured in the process of changing from one form to another; faces within bodies; long, spindly fingers; horses, dogs and birds.
Whatever the reason, the changing landscape in media behavior requires storytelling brands to speak in places, outlets and ways that they have never had to before; and the visionaries behind these stories must help pioneer the brand to new canvases.
