Sentence examples for harmony of form from inspiring English sources
He snipped off sections and protrusions to achieve balance and harmony of form.
Look for harmony of form and decoration, quality of glaze and modeling, condition and rarity of type.
Each displays a love of gadgetry and a sculptural harmony of form, colour and movement, that typifies much of the 36-year-old artist's work.
Called "Harmony of Form, Serenity of Color," the "Private Collection of 'Song Ceramicss" had evidently been assembled as a commercial venture.
On her phone, she pulled up a Kandinsky quote from the play: "It is clear that the choice of object that is one of the elements in the harmony of form must be decided only by a corresponding vibration in the human soul".
She achieves harmonies of form and color that are (perhaps unfathomably) classical.
In Mrs. Douglas's words: "Nothing elsewhere is like the Everglades.... the simplicity, the diversity, the related harmony of the forms of life they enclose...
Indeed, in Book VI, Socrates does say that the philosopher will imitate in his own soul the order and harmony of the forms out of admiration (500c-d).
Lukács thus argues that modern art is caught up in the dilemma of having to achieve a harmony of life and form, either at the expense of life's intensity and potentiality, or at a purely symbolic and imaginary level by effectively withdrawing from life (an idea he discusses in reference to Novalis, see 1908: 50; see Butler 2010: 9).
I leave the gallery that was Peggy's bedroom, still replete with her silver headboard by Calder, past an untitled oil (ca. 1916) on canvas by Malevich, rendered with such consummate harmony of color and form as to make the heart sing, and am suddenly overwhelmed in front of Klee's Portrait of Frau P. in the South (1924).
Always directly expressive and deceptively simple, his blues writing exploded received notions of form, harmony, and melody; he broke our hearts with the ultimate romantic ballads; he provided vehicle after vehicle for the greatest jazz singers of the age; and, of course, he made us all swing.
