Sentence examples for figures rendered in from inspiring English sources

In the 8th and 9th centuries the high-relief figures of Early Christian art gave way to figures rendered in wholly linear fashion.

Mignola's art in Hellboy is a mass of thick lines and heavy shadows, with figures rendered in an almost abstract way, and it has inspired many artists.

Closer to the viewer, three figures, rendered in big, viscous, semi-Impressionistic strokes, stand around a fire, its colors reflected on their clothes.

These thoughts are inspired by Thomas Houseago's obstreperous monumental sculptures of exaggeratedly masculine figures rendered in early Modernist styles, on view here at the Storm King Art Center in a show called "As I Went Out One Morning".

Three of these figures, rendered in oranges and pinks, extend the sultriness; three others tend to echo the mostly lavender tones of the garden, trees and distant hills that stretch out behind them.

(Johnson) Out 0f Town Thomas Houseago: 'As I Went Out One Morning' (through Nov. 11) Mr. Houseago's obstreperous, monumental sculptures of exaggeratedly masculine figures rendered in early Modernist styles are too often weighed down by art historical reverence, but the best ones are funny and outlandish.

The church itself has attenuated proportions, an El Greco figure rendered in architecture.

It is a grave figure, rendered in 1946 by Paul Manship, the sculptor of Prometheus at Rockefeller Center.

His Interior at Paddington (1951) exhibits many of his lifelong concerns the human figure rendered in a realist manner and imbued with a stark and evocative psychological intensity.

The painting is on a monumental scale of 491 × 716 cm (193.3 × 282.3 in), so that most of the figures rendered are life-sized and those in the foreground almost twice life-size, pushed close to the picture plane and crowding onto the viewer, who is drawn into the physical action as a participant.

Though her figures are rendered in broad, black-and-white strokes, Lomasko's depictions of God-fearing old ladies, young skinheads, and striking truckers never fall into the traps of parody, contempt, or stereotype.