Sentence examples for evocative pictorial from inspiring English sources
Charles Dutoit was on the podium at Avery Fisher Hall last Thursday evening to lead the New York Philharmonic in his specialties -- evocative, pictorial works by Debussy and Ravel -- as well as a performance of Beethoven's Second Piano Concerto with Martha Argerich as the soloist.
I'm referring to the directors and cinematographers whose camera angles, visual styles and pictorial compositions have helped to shape Sherman's evocative pictorial scenes.
Mr. Botstein conducted an energetic, if not always polished, rendition of the alluring score, enlivened with many pictorial and evocative elements.
Charlesworth's evocative visual isolation and recontextualization of pictorial metaphors, some in associative groups, draw attention to the homosocial features of engendered and engendering language, like features of the Romance languages of Europe which assign all nouns and modify every adjective with gender.
Here and there one feels whiffs of a Balinese mode or flute or gamelan, but mostly this is personable, intensely pictorial Western music that serves the evocative poetry of Nanine Valen - the composer's wife - very well indeed.
The arcades in this painting, as well as the deep perspectival space and dark-toned sky, are pictorial devices typical of de Chirico's strange, evocative works.
SoHo Through Oct. 14 Imagine a cross between the early 20th-century Pictorial photography of Edward Steichen and early 90's abject art and you are close to the evocative, slightly macabre, sometimes overly precious images of Saul Fletcher, an English photographer who is having his second solo show in New York.
Pictorial representation.
"Landscape" suggests something pictorial.
