Sentence examples for expressionist canvas from inspiring English sources

At other times the experience can be like entering the jarring, riotous forms of an Expressionist canvas by Max Beckman.

The two painted the silicone with barrel-aged sherry vinegar, orange reduction and roasted quince purée until it looked like a lost Abstract Expressionist canvas.

The Borneo rainbow toad, with its long spindly legs, looks a bit like an Abstract Expressionist canvas splattered in bright green, purple and red.

Near the end of "Kádanse," Tamango danced his way through the spilled paint, and the result, projected on the backdrop by a video camera, looked like an Abstract Expressionist canvas painted by feet.

There's a paradox here, as an old New Yorker cartoon once had it: angry spouse shouts at artist hunched over expressionist canvas, "Why do you have to be nonconformist like everybody else?" The important thing for an artist, I believe, is to find a voice, as much as a subject, a material, or a style.

Propped against one wall is an Abstract Expressionist canvas by Mr. Lynch, a brown expanse with a violent splotch of blue and the inscription "Bob loves Sally until she is blue in the face". A photograph of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the Transcendental Meditation guru, sits on a conference table, sunlight illuminating a single cobweb that hangs from its gold frame.

At the end of the same gallery, however, is Wolf Kahn's "Palisades" from 1991, a horribly misplaced Abstract Expressionist-style canvas whose hallucinogenic pinks and acid yellows, and visionary approach to landscape painting, feel like a bad joke placed cater-corner to Regis Fran?s Gignoux's icy mid-19th-century winterscape.

Yet it is also a painting, hung vertically so that it becomes the equivalent of a canvas – the abstract expressionist bed.

He became a key figure of the vibrant post-war New York art scene, a sculptor who eschewed the abstract expressionist love of paint and canvas to embrace materials including car parts.

Click here or on "View Images" for a gallery of famous paintings of the Queen The WRU described the painting as an "imposing three-quarter study painted on a 5ft by 4ft canvas in an expressionist style".

Although she is a representational artist, Jennifer works like an Abstract Expressionist, often covering an entire canvas in a single day with broad wet-on-wet brushstrokes.