Sentence examples for decorative approach from inspiring English sources
Matthew Drutt, chief curator of the Menil Collection, took a decorative approach, hanging a quiet gray painting by Max Ernst on a gray wall that had formerly held such assertive works as a monumental Braque (shown at left).
A more decorative approach to the subject is seen in the flattened portraits by Holbein, the Elizabethan and itinerant naïve U.S. limners, and the East Asian paintings of ancestors, poets, priests, and emperors.
The lightness and brightness of Paolo Veronese's decorative works in Venice and the recent work of Pietro da Cortona in Rome and Florence induced him to abandon sober drama in favour of a more decorative approach.
This new decorative approach to paintings of the court (onna-e) inspired by the themes of literature is evident in several other works of the Kamakura period, such as uta monogatari (e.g. The Tales of Ise Emaki), tsukuri monogatari (e.g. Sumiyoshi Monogatari Emaki) and romances (e.g. Lord Takafusa's Love Songs).
The troupe's approach is decorative rather than deep.
The key is to approach the decorative in new ways, to make it feel fresh and edgy.
Carême's cuisine was famous for its decorative and elaborate display, approaching the grandiose, fitting for the old society of Europe.
Should you miss the show, do not ignore a book that lays the foundation of a new approach to the decorative arts as part of a cultural process.
Finally, what might be called the liberation of art history that began in the 1970s has continued; new knowledge about and approaches to nonwestern, decorative, popular, folk and applied art forms have been grafted onto what was once called the master narrative.
It features 7 open-spandrel 230 feet arch spans, 18 deck-girder approach spans, and many ornate decorative features such as Art Deco entrance pylons.
Phillips has supported 20th-century decorative arts, she said, and when it approached the museum about renting space, she realized the auction dates fell between two shows.
