Sentence examples for explosive paintings from inspiring English sources

Ms. Champlin's big, explosive paintings of pixilated, balloonlike volumes and other bulbous forms are based on digitally scrambled self-portrait photographs.

Explosive Field Paintings Capture the Sun's Brilliance.

Six of his explosive, energy-charged oil paintings of horses in fanciful colors are on display there, also through March 18.

Mr. Dunhams's explosive new black-and-white paintings focus on one character, an angry Puritan in a top hat with a penis for a nose.

The death from drugs of his younger brother inspired "Blood on the Floor", a tender elegy for guitar, strings and muted trumpets, and Francis Bacon's paintings were the explosive trigger for the densely allusive "Three Screaming Popes".

Aerial images of vibrant salterns blur the line between documentary photographs and paintings featuring an explosive array of colors.

And Yinka Shonibare, in a widely seen piece called "Black Gold I," turns a wall full of small paintings into one giant, explosive dark stain.

The artistic reputation of Archibald Motley was undeniably connected with his paintings depicting joyful, crowded, explosive scenes, where everyone and everything is possessed by velvety sounds and syncopated jazz rhythms.

Paintings of piñata surveillance cameras and explosive animals come alive in Back and Forth, a singular body of work created as a collaboration between Dutch street artists Collin van der Sluijs and Super-A.

The contrasted colors and the rhythmical brushwork give the seascape an explosive energy that would only recur in Van Gogh's paintings of the late 1880s.

"I approached ikats as if they were textile paintings," he wrote, citing their inventive patterns and explosive colors.