Sentence examples for expansive painting from inspiring English sources

Angela Dufresne's expansive painting "Rosemary Magdalene" exudes a stirring romance while lodging a feminist protest against Christian patriarchy.

Great literature leaves us not just with extraordinary stories; the language also leaves an image — a rich and expansive painting of the world written on the page.

The other, a much more colorful and expansive painting from 1977, portrays all the members that year of A.I.R., the all-women cooperative gallery in New York that was at one time a feminist force in the art world.

Entitled "Mother and Child," by local Montrealer artist Nicholas Voeikoff-Erens, this impressive, expansive painting, was officially launched last week.

In the expansive painting Asia, there is sky reflected in water, and a breeze ripples across a passage of ruffled waves.

It would have been immoderate, and even jarringly expansive, to paint this room on a larger scale, to give, for example, too much attention to detail.

Anderson and Burton, however, who had seemed so expansive, have painted themselves into a twee and gothic corner, their movies once giving audiences the thrill of the new, now all too often provide only the comfort of deja vu.

That Hopper abandoned prints for the more expansive field of painting was a great gain, but a loss, too.

Lyrically, Nas took time out to explain his drive and sense of self, again painting expansive word pictures with a masterful economy.

Koether's expansive practice of painting is a good counterweight to the big question surrounding the rude health of the medium – a question that goes unasked in Hudson's fine book.

expansive (expansion) phase.