Sentence examples for complex paintings from inspiring English sources
WOODBURY -- "Simple and Complex," paintings by Peter Eltzer and sculpture by Michael McLaughlin.
Diebenkorn would later go on to make grander, more complex paintings, both figurative and abstract, than the ones here.
His masterpiece Las Meninas is one of the most famous and complex paintings of the 17th century.
You see this in the complex paintings of the 70's like "Blue Territory," "Clearing," "Salut Tom" and "La Vie en Rose".
A negative perception of the restoration of one of the most complex paintings by Leonardo could damage the museum's reputation as a prudent, nonintrusive restorer.
He makes crude semiabstract sculptures of plaster, papier-mâché and found materials, and he makes complex paintings based on those sculptures, marked by a sophisticated play with diverse systems of representation, abstraction and illusionism.
The complex of paintings on the iconostasis demanded a coherent overall impression.
Sounded pretty good to me, but Abts's introspective, complex little paintings have a strange and mesmerising sense of absorption and contemplative reverie.
Another virtuoso performance by contemporary art's most technically gifted purveyor of psychedelia, Fred Tomaselli's new suite of complex collaged paintings extends a career-long fascination with the kaleidoscopic profusion he detects beneath the familiar surface of things.
In the month since we last met, he had produced four large, complex new paintings, which hung on the walls in galling aplomb — while I had written maybe ten pages I wasn't sure I would keep.
While still remote from the interests of contemporary audiences, Mr. Resnick's thickly layered, complex impasto paintings from the 1960s and '70s achieve a certain grace and even simple beauty.
