Sentence examples for figurative period from inspiring English sources

"Still Life with a Bottle" from 1951 (not for sale), which was rendered in ink-painting style, represents his figurative period.

The pinnacle of Rozanova's figurative period was her famous Playing Card series, which combines a gallery of portraits of her contemporaries with a collection of playing card symbols and signs.

This show concentrates on his figurative period and demonstrates that he was as compelling a painter in a representational mode as in the abstract work to which he later returned.

"His early paintings redefined British art and his later works stand comparison with the great figurative painters of any period".

Made about the time of his "Weeping Woman" series, it has all the colorful, late-Cubist formal intensity and zany figurative distortion of the period and none of the pain.

One gallery was hung with the works of Danie Mellor, a mixed heritage Australian artist who, with figurative representations of colonial period European settlers and Aboriginal natives.

Also influenced by the other great Modernists, such as Matisse, De Stijl and above all Cézanne, he forged his own path of figurative art in the postwar period.

Picasso was working at that time in two radically different styles — the late-Cubist phase that produced such milestones as his 1921 "Three Musicians," and the monumental, figurative style of his classical period, influenced by his work with the Diaghilev ballet.

In fact, the relief is one of only two existing large, figurative representations from the Old Babylonian period.

Time is multi-dimensional in Albuquerque's film, which combines figurative imagery from different historic periods, but the Embodiment artworks change within the time of viewing as the viewer physically moves around the gallery space.

The figurative arts in Italy during the period 1250 1350 have a strong line of development.