Sentence examples similar to contemplative depiction from inspiring English sources
Although there were painters with distinctly individual styles, such as Hugo van der Goes, with his highly accomplished technique and somewhat contemplative depictions, Hans Memling was more typical (despite having been born in the Rhineland).
As Germany moved towards modernisation in the late 19th century, a new sense of urgency characterised its art, and Friedrich's contemplative depictions of stillness came to be seen as the products of a bygone age.
The Delft School painters, who catered to the nearby court of The Hague and wealthy patrons in Delft, are known for their contemplative, realistic depictions of everyday life.
Mumford's paintings, some larger than life and others much more modest in size, show an emotionally introspective depiction of war, through desolate Middle Eastern landscapes, contemplative soldiers on the few breaks permitted by war, and an American soldier kneeling in prayer in a barren desert.
Contemplative reflection?
That contemplative, commanding frown.
Contemplative orders have declined.
The depiction was uplifting.
The sidestroke was contemplative.
