Sentence examples for enigmatic work from inspiring English sources

The highlight of the show is John Dunkley's "Untitled" (circa 1945-50) -- a particularly enigmatic work.

It's harder to reconcile the lyrical "Table" pieces with the artist's later, more enigmatic work in ceramics, bronze and paper.

In the Guardian's review, Alfred Hickling described it as "an enigmatic work whose meaning is worth grasping for.

Mr. Prince's dark, funny, enigmatic work will be the subject of a 30-year retrospective opening on Friday at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan.

It was created at the behest of the Thin White Duke himself, so should hopefully provide even more clues to the truth behind perhaps his most enigmatic work.

It was probably unwise to present this enigmatic work in progress rather than a completed production as a companion to "Helix".

Mendieta had transitioned from performance art to more enigmatic works of sculpture.

But his enigmatic works have also reflected more intimate personal experiences, like love, parenthood, grief and religious belief.

DeChirico is a painter whose desolate, enigmatic works often contain a locomotive as an ambivalent symbol of modernity.

She committed herself to a mental institution in Japan, where she produces some of contemporary art's most enigmatic works.

That way, they realized, the museum could put faces and possibly even personal histories alongside sometimes enigmatic works.