Sentence examples for continuum paintings from inspiring English sources
ROXBURY "Continuum," paintings by Kezia Hearn.
He said his painting "Day One," on display in "Full Circle," was "part of a continuum of paintings that began with Radius".
The exhibition spans the period from 1430 to 1565, beginning with Jan van Eyck's paired paintings of "the Crucifixion" and "the Last Judgment" and ending with Pieter Bruegel the Elder's wholly secular work called "The Harvesters," two extremes within the continuum of 15th- and 16th-century Netherlandish painting.
In these paintings, sky and water become an almost seamless continuum of subtly shaded blues, greens and grays, flecked with the white of sails and clouds; and figures, boats and even buildings take on a spectral appearance in a shimmering dream world that seems to be evaporating before our eyes.
In the clarity and repetitions of the paintings inspired by Ghana, Benin and Ethiopia, there is a sense of continuum and roots.
But something remarkable happens when Ono's manuscript is placed alongside her paintings and sculptures: at last, we have a chance to see the continuum of Fluxus-era artistic practice in full, incorporating everything from an initial idea to the provisional executions of that same thought.
Something remarkable happens when Ono's manuscript is placed alongside her paintings and sculptures: at last, we have a chance to see the continuum of Fluxus-era… A piece of advice Beckett once gave Glass throws light on the composer's ever-growing body of work.
Paintings, paintings everywhere.
"The continuum has changed.
