Sentence examples for expressive paintings from inspiring English sources
The expressive paintings of Gauguin were also influential.
Widener's lush, expressive paintings pull the reader right into the game.
We have the canvases -- bold, luminous, expressive paintings -- and little else.
Accompanied by Christie's expressive paintings, Weatherford's poetic text depicts the liberation and the community that Congo Square Sundays provided each week after six days of hard labor.
Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh EH8 until 27 September JD Fergusson Raw and expressive paintings by this Scottish participant in the early-20th-century avant garde.
His edgiest, most expressive paintings such as Torse de Femme (c1911) mix the seriousness of Scotland with the sensuality of France.
Negar Ahkami's expressive, tactile paintings are inspired by Iranian art, and by global visual traditions that intersect with Iran's rich art history.
As part of his studies, he regularly walked the 60-block distance between his home and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he developed a particular interest in the spare, expressive narrative paintings of the early Italian Renaissance.
Her portraits include expressive sketches and paintings of veterans of the Second World War, and of HRH The Prince of Wales and HRH The Duchess of Cornwall.
Mr. Lucas's loans to the exhibition are distinguished by a cache of large-scale drawings, many of them as fastidious and expressive as the paintings for which they served as studies.
Despite seeming daunting at times, at its core, copyright is surprisingly straightforward: Copyright laws give authors of expressive works (imagine: paintings, musical scores, essays, articles, novels, screenplays, and the like) exclusive rights over their creations for limited periods of time.
