Sentence examples for forms of the figure from inspiring English sources
While the eyelashes and curvaceous forms of the figure on the left and the more angular form and numbers on the figure on the right predispose one to assume that the former is female and the latter is male, the sex of each figure remains ambiguous.
The inflated, gently inflected forms of the figures give them a majestic presence.
The figures inhabit a space that is defined by the solid forms of the figures themselves and is limited by the background plane.
The sensuous roundness of the forms of the figures is not abated; but, in the design, great emphasis is laid upon horizontals and verticals and upon static, formal enclosures of repeated figures and gestures.
A further example of his rich Rococo decoration is a ewer (1741) with a handle in the form of the figure of a triton.
One was parti-colouring, in which all garments, including hose, could be of one colour down one side and a different hue on the other, the dividing line thus delineating the form of the figure.
In Michelangelo's depiction of the Creation of Eve the whole composition, the form of the figures and the relatively conservative concept of the relationship between Eve and her Creator adheres closely to Jacopo's design.
Again, though the bend in the radius (LB1/62) is described as an old healed fracture the overall form of the figured radiograph shows no evidence of a remodelled callus [9] and the photograph of the radius (fitting the radiograph) is similar to the bends that can also be found in individual bones of cretins (e.g. humerus and ulna, Figure S3).
In half of the pairs the form of the figures was identical (but the figures were rotated to each other).
Developing from the court style was a popular style, which utilized geometric forms instead of the well-modeled full-volumed forms of the court figures.
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