Sentence examples similar to evolve an abstraction from inspiring English sources
In a short time, Murphy began to evolve a style of his own, which lay midway between realism and abstraction.
By then he was already living in New York, evolving an engaging style that merged modernist geometric abstraction with the saturated stained colors of Color Field painting and infused the hybrid with a light streetwise insouciance.
Newman evolved a style of mystical abstraction in the 1940s and achieved a breakthrough with the canvas "Onement I" (1948), in which a single stripe of orange vertically bisects a field of dark red.
With roots in hard-edged geometric abstraction, Greene evolved a style that used light to fragment form.
His art would evolve closer to abstraction, with rectangular and triangular shapes in Hornton stone on a smooth, circular floor of Portland stone and solid millstone shapes, perhaps with V-shapes bitten out of them and the edges roughed up by a chisel; static semi-hemispheres waiting to be rocked into motion, and another sitting on a column that suggests a phallus in wonderland.
Mrs. Matter practiced as she preached, spending months, and sometimes years, working on drawings and paintings that usually began as still lifes and evolved into near-abstractions animated by thatched lines that attested to her her devotion to the work of Giacometti and Cézanne.
"Nigger" is not an abstraction.
This is not an abstraction.
It is not an abstraction".
Otherwise, you brought an abstraction.
