Sentence examples for force in painting of from inspiring English sources

There is Anton Raphael Mengs, a German who was celebrated as a new force in painting of his day, evident in his "Adoration of the Shepherds".

Forward Thomas Robinson continues to be a force in the paint, and with its rout of Baylor, Kansas now sits alone atop the Big 12 standings.

"Lily of Force" executed in painted sheet metal, rod and wire the year the war ended set a record for a standing mobile by the American artist, at $18.56 million.

Playing in three decades, Duncan has been a major force in the paint, if not to the extent of Shaquille O'Neal.

Since the 1980s, Dumas has secured her position as one of the most inquisitive forces in contemporary painting.

Not revealed in the painting is its occasion: the artist is present in Beijing as part of an occupying force in the midst of war.

As it developed, the purpose of Chinese art turned from propitiation and sacrifice to the expression of human understanding of these forces, in the form of painting of landscapes, bamboo, birds, and flowers.

There are clouds in the painting, of course.

The force of this painting lies in its simplicity, which, in some ways, is what attracts us to a lot of abstract art.

A common mistake is to force paint out of the brush after it becomes too dry.

What he now argues is that poetry actually gets its force by exploiting both the depiction of objects as in painting and their energy as represented by music.