Sentence examples for glowing colour from inspiring English sources

Waterhouse's paintings were distinct for their rich, glowing colour.

Organic forms, twisting and tortured, were generally centred against panels of shrill or glowing colour.

"This enormous carpet of glowing colour is some of the oldest and most extensive stained glass in Europe – and so in the world.

He visited Antwerp between 1660 and 1670, after which he devoted himself almost exclusively to portraiture, abandoning intimacy and glowing colour harmonies for a careless elegance that suggests the influence of van Dyck.

The sequences in an existentialism-lite Paris milieu are shot in low-key monochrome; the flashbacks to the previous summer on the lotus-eating Côte d'Azur are in glowing colour.

Throughout the 1870s and '80s, his style evolved from one typical of Victorian graphics, that is, dominated by complex decoration, to a simpler, more dynamic approach in which compositions were dominated by large central figures, prominent hand-lettered titles, simplified backgrounds, and large areas of glowing colour and gestural textures.

Glowing colours, a toughened cover, and a comparatively low price make this a bargain.

These oblongs and bands in glowing colours that blend and merge have appeared out of nowhere, numinous and strange.

Aubriet travelled to the Middle East in 1700 with the French botanist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort, and he depicts (among other things) Jasminum arabicum (Arabian coffee) and Punica granatum (pomegranate), in glowing colours.

Basavan was noted for his exploration of space, for the depth and richness of his glowing colours, and above all for his keen powers of observation and sensitive, often moving, characterizations.

· At Alberta Ferretti, where the designer is renowned for her softly glowing colours, the stand-out gown was long and sleeveless, in coffee-toned silk with a black silk sash at empire-line height.