Sentence examples for intense paintings from inspiring English sources

Daniel is too much the dream man, all soul and restraint, intense paintings and hunky swimming.

The dominant character here turns out to be Cordelia (played by various actors), who drives the most intense paintings.

He now had ample motivation for his work, but the intense paintings that followed earned him the reputation in Germany of being a gloomy and melancholic artist.

In Mr. Greene's small, intense paintings, hatched verticals and horizontals create loose, shimmering grids that emerge from obscured backgrounds only to dissolve back into them.

One of the most intense paintings here is a burst of black and red and fire-orange called Privacy and Self-Expression in the Bedroom (2004-06).

To celebrate the centenary of Lowry's birth, this exhibition includes a specially commissioned film by plaintive ironist Paul Rooney, and Julian Cooper's intense paintings based on the novel's heartbreaking trajectory.

It is these intense, obsessive paintings that Dawson shows me first in his living room.

The painting itself is warmly expressive, and also pretty private, visibly drawing a veil over the rich-hued life within; and playing, like so many Hodgkins, with the paradoxical implications of scale: an intimate subject, which might have made for one of his intense small paintings, given a treatment five feet wide.

Staiger brought several small, intense oil paintings by the more-often extravagant British painter Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, who was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2012, while Leighton is exhibiting Alexandra Domanović's witty Snowbird and Pomegranate (both 2017), two plywood sculptures sporting the buff, elegant arms of cosmopolitan women.

These are paintings intense with colour.

These journeys were the basis for his gloomy and corrosive literary works, Scenes and Customs of Madrid, 2 vol. (1912, 1918), and for his intense and dramatic paintings.