Sentence examples for lively composition from inspiring English sources

Ghiberti's panels displayed a graceful and lively composition executed with a mastery of the goldsmith's art.

Rudolph's new city over the expressway is absolutely wonderful to look at, a lively composition of peaks and valleys that would have been an entire skyline in itself.

Christine Hiebert gets a similar effect in "Untitled (t.02.3)," her 2002 arrangement of vivid blue painter's tape sliced, stretched and teased into a lively composition resembling a cockaded bird.

Period design elements include deep-blue steel hands, the lively composition in squares and circles, and, most of all, the fired-enamel dial.

His wide and lively compositions are influenced by the public art of his hometown of El Paso; the vivid storylines of his panoramas recall Rivera-style Mexican murals.

In his early imagery, influenced by Surrealism and Constructivism, he created biomorphic, free-form shapes and wandering lines; geometrics inflected by straight lines, and combinations of these in lively compositions on rice paper.

The documentary style of the layout is fitting, but here is where a more lively typographic composition would have added life to the Beatles experience.

It features a lively, off-center composition and begins to divorce line from color in a way that became Gauguin's major contribution to modern painting, notably that of Picasso.

Humorous and lewd songs, versified tales, folk songs, ballads, and others form a lively body of compositions.

It's interesting to hear how Previn's recent compositions more openly reflect his private enthusiasms – such as Erich Korngold, whose hothouse lyricism permeates almost every fibre of this lively, entertaining piece.

Lorenzo also collaborated with the organist and choirmaster of the Florence cathedral, Heinrich Isaac, in the composition of lively secular choral music which anticipated the madrigal, a characteristic form of the High Renaissance.