Sentence examples for intensely painted from inspiring English sources
One of his series on this image-challenging subject is "Beating Station and After, Berlin, 1933" (1989-90), a nightmarish, intensely painted triptych in which you can see and almost smell the victims' blood as they are flogged.
But Turner prize-listed artist George Shaw – whose intensely painted scenes of inner-city decay might be the product of a modern-day Ruskin, although not his shaven head and Ben Sherman shirts – is not taking this lying down.
But no matter how relaxed and loopy the main motifs may appear, they are intensely worked — painted, rubbed, drawn on, scraped, with added bits of collage and painted paper.
Anne Arnold's ruggedly chiseled portrait in wood of the excellent painter Lois Dodd, Catherine Murphy's acutely observed painting of a sumac forest and Susanna Coffey's intensely compacted painted self-portrait prove traditionalism doesn't have to stultify.
(Smith) Last Chance Bryan Drury: 'Portraits' (closes on Saturday) Mr. Drury's six finely painted, intensely realistic panel paintings appear to be conventionally old-fashioned portraits of middle-aged rich folks.
The other painted intensely naturalistic religious scenes and animated portraits.
Yet these early works are thrilling thinly painted, intensely observed, sometimes surrealist and often awkward.
The effect is intensely tactile; the painted nudes not only captivate the eye but invite the fingertips.
So instead of producing unctuous portraits of nobles, grandiose history paintings and saccharine mythic scenes, he painted small, intensely realistic pictures of fruit, vegetables and kitchenware.
For almost four hours, the crowd — mostly young men, several shirtless, many with their faces painted — was intensely engaged, rapping along to even the more obscure artists on the lineup.
Shoichi Akutsu paints delicate images of pieces of notebook paper taped to studio walls; Christopher Gallego presents three large studio interiors painted with intensely observant sensitivity; and William Kennon makes precise but atmospheric rooftop views from his studio window.
