Sentence examples for decorative arrangements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tomaselli incorporates marijuana leaf motifs into his decorative arrangements, while Eduardo Sarabia makes exquisitely painted pots and vases that look like boring old ceramics until you realize that the imagery is topical, violent and erotic.

Prendergast was more modern, creating non-naturalistic landscapes out of decorative arrangements of daubs of bold color and fluid, flowing forms, as in "Salem" (1913-15) and "Picnic by the Sea" (1913-15), both shown here.

As fall progresses, the leaves that change color vary, allowing you to vary your decorative arrangements to reflect more yellows, or more reds, or more oranges, and even browns, depending on the rate of change of the leaves in your area.

The hard-to-grasp term kazari refers to the decorative arrangement of objects.

He was playing an encore, "Soirées de Vienne," Liszt's dazzling and decorative arrangement of some Schubert dances.

The deep, linear perspectival space of High Renaissance painting is flattened and obscured so that the figures appear as a decorative arrangement of forms in front of a flat background of indeterminate dimensions.

In fact, homeowners used the branches in decorative flower arrangements, discarding them later as they dried.

This is not a place of decorative themes, staged arrangements or tight order: it looks used and busy — more like a comfortable artist's studio.

Pick up side interests in other arts that pique your curiosity, such as, for example, culinary art (cooking and cuisine), decorative arts (furniture arrangement), and calligraphy (handwriting).

Chances are you'll find the fifth-generation owner, Jennifer Hermann, setting up seasonal displays throughout the 30,000-square-foot space, which she has stuffed with oversize couches and leather chairs and styled with custom silk flower arrangements and decorative trays.

You may also want to snap a photo for frame arrangements and decorative set-ups, too.