Sentence examples for exposed canvas from inspiring English sources
Close inspection also reveals drips, softer borders, charcoal lines and areas of exposed canvas.
This is the picture I always go to see at the Prado, moved by those unearthly dexterous painterly touches, the most ingenious of which may be the evocation of faded stucco, which Vel?uez managed by scraping away paint from the spandrels flanking the arch; underlying brickwork is implied by the natural weave of exposed canvas.
And it is almost shocking to see that the Modern's great, sketchily painted, nearly all-blue "View of Notre Dame" (1914) has an unlikely fraternal twin from the same year: a relatively realistic view of that cathedral that might almost be a blowup of a postcard except for the daring brevity of its watercolor-thin pastel colors and frequent passages of exposed canvas.
It's fitting that an artist obsessed with the immaterial — he "signed the sky" as an art work, and made paintings by exposing canvas to wind, rain, and fire — should be the subject of the first mobile application released by the Smithsonian: an overview of the exhibition with images of selected artworks, videos, and quotes from the artist.
The painting is characterized by skeins of dripping paint and by scratching and scraping that expose the canvas.
From about 1898 to 1906 in France, the Fauvists (after fauves, "wild beasts")—André Derain, Raoul Dufy, Henri Matisse, and Maurice de Vlaminck applied brilliant colours directly from their tubes of paint onto the canvas, often leaving parts of the canvas exposed.
The crude paint application, which left areas of raw canvas exposed, was appalling to viewers at the time.
Their eccentric, implicitly domestic structure involves exposed edges and canvas-wrapped stretchers.
They go from thickly painted to nearly bare to excised canvas with exposed stretchers.
The device, as it stands, is so close to the original iPhone that you get a sense of Deja Vu when you open the box and are exposed to the empty canvas bare of apps.
The exposed sides of each canvas are layered in messy spillage of paint.
