Sentence examples for clear composition from inspiring English sources

He then spontaneously built subsequent brushstrokes upon the previous brushstrokes, without the aid of a clear composition guiding him.

The exhibition explores the artist's style and vision that set him apart from the major art movements of the time and demonstrates his eye for a clear composition.

The Mediterranean (c. 1901) and Night (1902) show the emotional restraint, clear composition, and serene surfaces Maillol employed in his sculpture for the rest of his life.

English will emphasise "grammar and punctuation, clarity on the essentials of clear composition and a requirement for proper knowledge of pre-20th-Century literature".

Getting that close to this music has made me admire even more the brilliant, clear composition.

Visually and intellectually, he likes order: clear compositions, clear stories, clear heroes and villains.

The massive solemnity of his figures and simple, clear-cut compositions are wholly in sympathy with the demands of the Counter-Reformation, and only in Madrid did he come under substantial Italian influence.

The bristling textures have diversified -- new additions include mosaiclike sections of dried acrylic paint -- and the clearer composition increases their impact.

One evening's casualty was "The Clearing (Composition With Nine Figures)," conceived in 1950, a bronze consisting of nine gaunt female figures on a rectangular base.

(Johnson) * ROY DE FOREST: NEW PAINTINGS At 75, this underappreciated West Coast artist, a sort of Neo-Expressionist before the fact, brings a new vehemence of color and texture, amplified by clearer compositions, to his comic-sinister universe of bright-eyed, zoned-out men and animals.

Everything is superrefined and crystal clear, the composition tightly locked in place -- vertically, by the two erect women, their pose reinforced by the pattern of the gilded green wallpaper behind them, and horizontally by their interlacing arms, an embrace that implies both intimacy between them and, perhaps, a defensive distance from us.