Sentence examples for depicted subjects from inspiring English sources

In addition to representations of personages or historic moments, real or legendary, associated with Zen, Zen painters also depicted subjects not obviously religious in theme.

Tolstoy's most astonishing feat is to have single-handedly depicted subjects of such colossal proportions that they seemingly could not have been undertaken in one go.

Our desire to entertain ourselves within systems that make triviality and tragedy indistinguishable says more about us than the depicted subjects.

With a natural talent for expressing his ideas through the visual arts, Gaba's museum depicted subjects from fashion in the Summer Collection Room and food in the Museum Restaurant, to excessive overproduction of food in the Draft Room.

As illustrated in Fig. 2, the Pb L maps of all five canvas paintings show a relatively uniform lead distribution over the entire surface, with the depicted subjects in negative.

Each of these are named after an emotional sensation that England saw within the depicted subjects and attempted to extrapolate in her new, decontextualized renditions.

Mr. King deftly situates the painting in a historical context — against political events in Italy at the time, religious attitudes of the day and contemporaneous developments in art — and also places it in the context of Leonardo's career, deconstructing the ways the painter broke with tradition and stamped a familiar and much depicted subject with his distinctive vision.

I best recall that he drew in an indirect manner by cutting pieces of paper whose edges described the form of the depicted subject.

In this study, the case-vignette was created in a way that it explicitly excluded clinical details of the depicted subject (e.g. about the prognosis, symptoms, etc). in order to stimulate discussion.

Working on a monumental scale, Ardon painted several triptychs depicting subjects such as war, the Holocaust, and the earthly and divine Jerusalem.

Cuneo's work employs a scraggly line and dense, precise compositions, a style that, on past covers, has been used to depict subjects as diverse as Anthony Weiner atop the Empire State Building and a simple winter scene.