Sentence examples for expressive figures from inspiring English sources

The 96 illustrations are of outstanding quality with fine composition, expressive figures, and vivid but controlled colours.

Here, Bogacki's expressive figures and colorful compositions, rendered in a lightly textured, faux-naïf style, make a party favor of poutiness.

During the Baroque era a basic singing skill was the ability to ornament and embroider a melody, to add brilliant and expressive figures, runs, and trills to the tune sketched out by the composer.

Among the sketches for portentous biblical scenes are lighter and more expressive figure and nature studies.

But the title doesn't quite fit - what has the "expressive figure" got to do with the Torres-Garcia, for instance?

Jerelyn Hanrahan's sculpture "Jerry Curl" (1991-2008), an expressive figure carved from a block of travertine, is also nicely sited in a garden bed.

Upstairs at the Guggenheim there is (through Sept. 1) a miscellany called "The Expressive Figure From Rousseau to Bacon: European Art in the Museum Collections". Doubtless it springs from the fact that the Guggenheim owns far more good pictures than it can possibly show at any one time.

These included Claude Michel, called Clodion, creator of many small vividly expressive Classical figures, especially nymphs; Augustin Pajou; and Pierre Julien.

Other equally expressive Kakiemon figures, which dominated such exports to the West, include a trumpeting elephant, a prowling puppy with yellow forepaws and blue, black and orange spots, two drummer boys and a god riding a tortoise.

In the Siena pulpit, the form of which is much like that of the Pisa pulpit, Pisano continued the investigations of expressive human figures which permeate the Pisan reliefs.

Glass panes protect the sculptures, bronze and plaster torsos, expressive faces, winged figures.