Sentence examples for color illusion from inspiring English sources
The Metropolitan Museum displayed a vast array of one-of-a-kind textiles by Raphael, Bronzino and other superstars: tours-de-force of color, illusion, wealth and power that rival anything in paint or marble.
Thus, if the tomato is really green, but, due to some sort of color illusion, it looks red to me, then my sense datum is red, not green.
So, assuming that bananas are yellow, strawberries are red, etc., neither Invert nor Nonvert is suffering from some global color illusion.
More concise and less melodramatic, they were also about compulsiveness, psychedelic color, illusions of space and cosmic, psychosexual symbolism.
Visually advancing color counterbalances illusions of deep space.
Producing abstract and colorful pictures that explore optics, color, form, and illusion, influenced by the geometric art of Sol LeWitt.
A painter is never painting an actual color, only the illusion of it, which has to do with the relationship of colors in the picture.
(Reproductions of Bronzino's paintings, in the thorough and sumptuous catalogue, confirm his mastery of clarion color in glassy illusions of hyper-reality).
White's bright, saturated colors give the illusion that the scenes are taking place simultaneously at dawn, dusk, and midday, making a sense of time just as elusive as a sense of place.
Light colors give the illusion of space.
