Sentence examples for medium of oil from inspiring English sources
Whatever happened to the grand old medium of oil painting?
It's a painting of a drawing, made in the infinitely correctable medium of oil paint.
Inspired by a reproduction of van Gogh's "Sunflowers" that he saw in a Japanese literary magazine, he learned to paint in the non-Japanese medium of oil.
Rejecting the notion of high art, done in the traditional medium of oil on canvas, Toulouse-Lautrec in 1891 did his first poster, Moulin Rouge La Goulue.
The new medium of oil painting enables van Eyck to suspend a world as if in a glossy mirror — something he makes explicit in his Arnolfini Portrait by depicting a convex mirror at the back of the cool chamber, in which you can see tiny figures, one of whom is van Eyck.
He belongs to a generation of resiliently individualist American painters — Mary Heilmann, Thomas Nozkowski, David Reed, and Jack Whitten come to mind — who have hewed to abstraction throughout periods of art-world favor for figurative and photography-based styles, if not of blanket disdain for the old-fangled medium of oil on canvas.
He took practical guidance from the work of Jasper Johns and, in his early paintings, adopted Johns's matte, fleshy medium of oils mixed with beeswax — brushing it on, then smoothing it with a kitchen spatula.
Later, cyclic injection of carbon dioxide was utilized for heavy oil in California (Sankur and Emanuel 1983), Arkansas (Khatib et al. 1981), and Turkey (Bardon et al. 1986), and for light and medium types of oil in Kentucky (Bardon et al. 1994), Texas (Haskin and Alston 1989), and Louisiana (Monger and Coma 1988).
Simultaneously, take a frying pan and in it add one medium ladle of oil to it.
Enrichment of medium with the oil refinery waste resulted in a 7.5-8.5-fold 7.5-8.5-fold 7.5-8.5-foldgreaterpids in concentration the medium withoft addition of oil refinery waste.
Initially Thursday, there were reports of a sheen of "medium" oil 100 feet wide and 1 nautical mile long near the platform.
