Sentence examples for great collage from inspiring English sources

Earl's painting is hung, however, next to "Early Morning" (1964) by Romare Bearden, one of the great collage artists of the past century.

One great collage exercise is getting a magazine or newspaper, something with lots of nice colour, then cutting out circles from several pages of it, so you have around 50 of them you can randomly play with; combine the colours, see how they mix and match or drop them randomly and glue where they fall.

It became a performance for me--I assembled the artists' works together into a great collage as I decided to examine "What is a portrait?" That's the question.

Hirst's other butterfly art on display in the Tate, paintings that feature great collages of real butterfly wings, is more directly inspired by this rich heritage.

In the later cantos, with their great collages of economics, statistics, social and political theory, unglossed segments of Chinese, French, Greek and Latin, Pound obscured the connections that might help us make sense of his project.

The criminal case is just one more story in its great US collage.

And when we come to the great 1942 collage for a concert hall, the first of Mies's so-called "universal spaces," we may be reminded of Apollinaire, the poet who coined the term Surrealism in the summer of 1917.

"He's a really interesting guy, an abstract artist who creates great modern collages.

If I'm pushed, I suppose there could be more on view in the current hang; for example, they've stashed away a lot of surrealist masterpieces and great dada collages.

For all of Rustie's skill as a sculptor of very 21st-century beats, Glass Swords can feel just as much like a "greatest bits" collage".

Also, they can be great for collages of pictures with friends or posters out of surf magazines or even movie tickets.