Sentence examples for luminous picture from inspiring English sources
In an introduction to the book, Annie Leibovitz writes of the love and longing that went into Beaton's legendary portraits of Greta Garbo, who appears in the slide show above in 1946, at the Plaza Hotel, and again in a luminous picture from 1959.
From that angle we can analyze the manipulative formal strategies, see through the myth-making and decipher hidden ideological codes, yet still be seduced by, for example, the image of a pouty young Tallulah Bankhead sitting, chin in hand, at a glassy black bar in a duskily luminous picture by Cecil Beaton.
This is high kitsch, not high art, but you can still be seduced by, for example, the image of a pouty young Tallulah Bankhead sitting chin in hand at a glassy black bar in a duskily luminous picture by Cecil Beaton Johnsonn).
These luminous pictures have a darkly funny, mythic resonance.
After permanently expatriating to France in 1891, he found success as a painter of luminous pictures of biblical subjects.
There he found success as a painter of luminous pictures of biblical subjects that made no reference to the African-American experience.
For 40 years his lush and luminous pictures of spaghetti highways, gum-ball machines, cream pies, hot dogs and barbecued chickens have set an improbable standard for formal intelligence, wit and elegance.
For six decades she has submitted herself to them all.In this section Good things and small packages Hard going The queen is dead Tartan and thistles Wanted: a red Boris The architect The nightmare scenario ReprintsThe most unsettling portrait is a luminous hologram (pictured) created by Chris Levine in 2007.
Manet painted his most luminous plein-air picture, Boating (1874), which was set in Le Petit Gennevilliers and depicted two figures seated in the sun in a boat.
To draw attention to the world's less fortunate groups, Mr. Salgado does not simply take his characteristically atmospheric, luminous and elegant pictures.
Rather, with a sensuously refined touch, he painted luminous, gently satiric pictures of doll-like, well-to-do people in situations of Henry Jamesian intimacy.
