Some have said that his poetic development stalls in a prewar sensibility of form and expression, and though there is a consistency in voice and technique, noticeable even through translation, his cumulative project works on a micro rather than macro level.
IT was too soon for Sir Peter to comment on their success in balancing the demands of form and expression, though he was glad to reminisce about his Iago in the Glyndebourne cast, the young English baritone Anthony Michaels-Moore, who epitomized what Sir Peter always aims for.
Although the early Portuguese cantigas now seem unoriginal in idea and conventional in metrical form and expression, the poems contain examples of the rare musical qualities characteristic of later Portuguese lyrics.
Though varied in their form and expression, Ukrainian artist Sergey Shaulis's melancholic sculptures share a similar abstract, hollow center.
The critic William Hazlitt, for whom Rembrandt was indisputably "a man of genius," described him in 1817 as "the least commonplace in his grossness of all men" and "the least fastidious of the imitators of nature," for "he took any object, he cared not what, how mean soever in form, colour and expression, and from the light and shade which he threw upon it, it came out gorgeous from his hands".
The stark contrast between the two works in form, organization and expression show an intentional, dialectical pairing of the Apollonian (or sublimated) order and formality of classical ballet with the freeform Dionysian (or desublimated) expressionism of much modern dance.
Although many references to the system are given in earlier texts, Samkhya received its classical form and expression in the Samkhya-karikas ("Stanzas of Samkhya") by the philosopher Ishvarakrishna (c. 3rd century ce).
The paintings in this new show produce a curious lens, like you're looking at an image underwater from above the surface: they're sinuous in form and ostentatious in their expression.
It's just that the materials have this toughness and are an alternative means of giving an art content form and expression in a functional object".
Telugu literature was prominent in the Indian literary renaissance of the 19th and 20th centuries, as the writing resonated with a revolution in literary forms and expression, stimulated to a large degree by Western genres.
Robert Schumann (1810 56) represents the best aspects of early Romanticism; these include an interest in tone colour, melodiousness, a free approach to details of form, and subjective expression in which enthusiasm plays a large part.
