Sentence examples for dance paintings from inspiring English sources

But the stiff choreography of history painting did not suit Degas, who, as his later dance paintings indicate, preferred rehearsals to main events.

Thaddaeus Ropac's gallery welcomed Alex Katz's new dance paintings and a show of works by Banks Violette.

The highlight of the show is Renoir's trio of "Dance" paintings (1883), in which the painter triumphantly embraced his classical tradition without breaking faith with the light-dappled, saturated colours of the Impressionist aesthetic.

He gleaned clues on body language from historical dance and paintings at the Louvre.

It's this simultaneous acknowledgment of painting as something sacred, but not grave, that makes Cain's paintings dance without moving, buzz without making a sound. .

The art historian Charles A. Riley II, Ph.D., discusses Marc Chagall's prominence as an artist in the worlds of opera and dance, including his paintings for the Metropolitan Opera.

His experience with dance influenced his paintings, which began to incorporate more depth and volume, as seen in The Dancer (1923).

He played the role of the artist who uses highly developed skills of representation to explore the lives and worlds of ordinary people, and it is realized by two of his best-known paintings, "Dance of the Haymakers" and "California News".

This regal Indian state is known for its blue, pink and gold cities (Jodhpur, Jaipur and Jaisalmer respectively) and for the splendour of its forts and Maharajas' palaces, where the sun shines through emerald, ruby and sapphire Belgian glass windows, to dance on dazzling paintings of past opulence.

We may be living in modern times, but most people's idea of luxurious living is stuck in another century: when we think of a grand New York apartment, visions of robber-baron-style rooms, with red damask curtains and old master paintings, dance in our heads.

I dance around the paintings.