Sentence examples for intricate tableaux from inspiring English sources
Both Sherman and Simmons were making what came to be called "setup photography," constructing intricate tableaux in the studio and then photographing them as if they were real.
The ground floor of Studio 24 is a vast space in which are shot almost all his films' scenes – most of which are static, intricate tableaux.
The most astonishing work came from Mesoamerica, where the Aztecs used feathers like mosaic pieces, to create intricate tableaux of gods and martyrs.
In the production, Bartabas uses his remarkable equestrian art to explore the power of ritual – in a series of intricate tableaux, inspired by the paintings of 17th-century Spaniard Francisco de Zurbarán he recreates the religious rituals of Seville's Holy Week.
He also created intricate tableaus of circus performers, a subject he had been earlier introduced to as a sketch artist for the National Police Gazette, an influential New York tabloid.
In an unusually intricate tableau, a group of boys hover in a circle around a large, empty mirror frame on a crowded street.
Like Jimmy Stewart in Rear Window, I sat transfixed to the intricate tableau unfolding in front of me.
The work's large, textured tableau, with its intricate, vaguely psychedelic patterns, brings to mind ornate prayer rugs or ancient Eastern mandalas.
The volume reproduces eighty of Zelda's surviving paintings--figures, still-lifes, Biblical tableaux--and many of the intricate paper dolls that she made for her grandson before her death, in 1948.
(Those were intricate times).
