Sentence examples for composition in red from inspiring English sources

The 1973 "Russian Painting," with its propeller-searchlight composition in red, yellow, green and blue suggests something Malevich might have made, after much vodka, to glorify the Soviet Air Force.

On the other hand, this interview scenario, with the journalist offering the artist a human-interest reading of his work — suggesting, for example, that the pool of blood on the floor might mean something — and the artist saying no, no, it's just a composition in red and black, is an old game, and rather suspect.

Hanging next to "Composition in Red, Blue and Yellow" at the Modern is "Broadway Boogie Woogie," which Mondrian began in 1942, the year he finished the earlier work.

In 1996 a 22-year-old Toronto art student vomited over Piet Mondrian's Composition in Red, White and Blue which was hanging in New York's Museum of Modern Art.

They are especially evident in his "Composition in Red, Blue and Yellow," from 1937-42, in Gallery 9 at the Museum of Modern Art, intensified perhaps by the close spacing of some of the vertical lines on the right side of the canvas.

For the exterior wall, Mr. Kelly has created one of his signature minimalist geometric compositions in red, white and blue, while the side facing the garden will have a similar design in yellow and red, China's national colors.

At first blush, the German's composition, in ferocious red and black, outfaces the Spaniard's dyspeptically wan eels, crab, and whatnot.

In 1897 he took his first major step toward stylistic liberation and created a minor scandal at the Salon with The Dinner Table (La Desserte), in which he combined a Renoir kind of luminosity with a firmly classical composition in deep red and green.

Figures 15 and 16 show the changing composition in the red and blue graph (created by the RCD) in both dense and sparse networks with different d θ, where d θ =150,300 and 450 m.

Qualitative and quantitative compositions of anthocyanins in red cabbage and in anthocyanin-rich extract before and after digestion are presented in Figure 1 and Table 2.

For example, in the NASA version of the Hubble's "Pillars of Creation," showing fingers of gas and dust in the Eagle Nebula boiling away to reveal new stars, the "pillars" are brown and the radiation burning them away is green; Mr. Benson has turned it into a composition in shades of red, including burgundy, the actual color of the ionized hydrogen that makes the nebula.