Sentence examples for more abstract expressionist from inspiring English sources

Later, his output became more abstract expressionist, twisted and dark.

While his constant harping on truth and beauty seems wackily pre-Raphaelite, his sturm und drang about self-expression and gut reaction seems more Abstract Expressionist machismo.

A graffiti-patterned dress (1984) by Stephen Sprouse overlooks big, puffy ball gowns by Dolce & Gabbana (2008), whose colorful, brush-stroked fabric seems more Abstract Expressionist than anything else.

I didn't have enough time allotted for something representational, so I took a more abstract expressionist approach, trying to convey the tranquility I was feeling.

More recently Abstract Expressionist paintings by Cy Twombly, Philip Guston and Willem de Kooning have met a similar fate.

Elaine de Kooning's "Six Horses, Blue Wall" looks back even further, to the cave paintings of Altamira, while acknowledging its more immediate Abstract Expressionist lineage.

Coenties Slip was home to a group of young and predominantly gay artists – among them Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Robert Indiana and Ellsworth Kelly – bent on differentiating themselves from the more established abstract expressionists uptown, with their grating machismo.

Actually, things were pretty quiet for the rest of the 1970s, and the Sculls had already shocked certain quarters of the art world in 1965 by auctioning more than 20 Abstract Expressionist paintings in order to buy Pop Art.

It is a year in which we see a more painterly, almost abstract expressionist vision, still full of characteristic touches of personal symbolism.

Mr. Elderfield argues that Frankenthaler was more a second-generation Abstract Expressionist than a Color Field painter, especially in the 1950s, and this show bears him out.

Should we care more about other Abstract Expressionists?