Sentence examples for figurative quality from inspiring English sources

The high figurative quality of the two paintings implies that Tintoretto made a number of experiments in this decade.

What transforms mere commitment to "fact" is Herzog's sense that the real truth often lies in the figurative quality of events.

"Locked in its functionality to show the time, the natural character inherent to an analogue clock with its two arms constantly dancing in slow motion around the center, unveils hidden figurative qualities without denying its primary purpose," the artists explain, referencing their original 2013 installation.

According to the National Register of Historic Places, Liberty Arming the Patriot is historically significant as a "good representative of the character of early twentieth century figurative sculpture" and the quality of its design.

With just nine paintings, all of them figurative works, this display is all about quality over quantity.

Their figurative work has a comic book like quality and puts an emphasis on social commentary.

Second, they have forsaken not only the hard-won techniques of figurative realism but, the very notion of quality standards per se.

As Branzi emphasises, this entails "less compositive and more enzymatic" projects, able to fit into the processes of transformation of the territory without being based on external figurative codes but rather on internal environmental qualities, dispersed over the territory and not enclosed within a perimeter established a priori.

In the theatre, however, we still run the risk of judging quality by how close to a figurative representation of reality we can get.

This is the paradox of Wolf and perhaps a reason for his relative neglect: that he combines small scale with qualities of size both literal and figurative.

Inspiration, a place of solitude and humility — the titles of Miller's deeply contemplative canvases identify the profound abstract qualities his work shares with Fouquet's figurative imagery.