Sentence examples for luminous haze from inspiring English sources

The picture done in Loiseau's highly original Pointillist brushwork glitters in a luminous haze.

The effect is breathtaking at the outset, as the four dancers (Nicholas Strafaccia, Laurel Tentindo, Samuel von Wentz and Tamara Riewe) are revealed silhouetted against the luminous haze.

I really was never any more than what I was — a folk musician who gazed into the gray mist with tear-blinded eyes and made up songs that floated in a luminous haze.

His chaotic storms, blurry mists, smudged rain showers and shimmering rainbows captured the most unstable element and transformed bad weather into great art; even Nelson's naval victories disappear into a luminous haze.

He's a family man now, and someone else can have the job of generational spokesman/martyr: "I really was never any more than what I was -- a folk musician who gazed into the gray mist with tear-blinded eyes" -- oh, come on, Bob; you were wearing sunglasses -- "and made up songs that floated in a luminous haze.

Emerging from layers of graphite, smudged all to hell into an almost luminous haze, the characters in artist Nathan Reidt's recent drawings peer out at the viewer in a trance.

His "ganzfields" (a term used to describe a uniform field of light with no point of focus or depth), as seen in The Light Inside at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (1999), fill interior spaces with a luminous coloured haze and seemingly palpable planes of light.

Through Nov. 16 Now 80, Jules Olitski was one of the early Color Field painters, known since the early 1960's for the luminous atmospheric hazes of his stained and sprayed canvases.

Here, on canvases measuring up to 22 feet wide, figurative elements rendered with graffiti-like spontaneity blur into luminous, acridly colorful hazes and moods of cosmic delirium.

While the sense of cosmic delirium persists in the rest of the paintings — all from the late 1980s and '90s — figurative elements rendered with graffiti-like spontaneity tend to blur into luminous, acridly colorful hazes.

Ochre shot through with off-white covers the walls under a luminous sky where a white haze is about to swallow up a shrinking patch of blue.