Sentence examples for more pictorial from inspiring English sources

But his movies, which tend to be wordless, are more pictorial than cinematic.

Unsurprisingly, the piece picks up when Ms. Laurin introduces more pictorial images.

The drawings of Eugène Delacroix, while preserving plastic qualities, show a broader stroke and are thus more pictorial.

You've got something which is far glossier, far more pictorial … but there are slightly different puzzles to solve.

But where she really excelled was in the two series of sketches: more pictorial and concrete in the "Waldszenen," more abstract and elusive in the "Gesänge".

"Matthew wanted to have more pictorial things that weren't necessarily just for cats, so the show got very aesthetic, but it's really more of a social sculpture that uses art as a conduit for rescue".

The textured and patterned planes were composed into forms more like pictorial objects in themselves than like recognizable figurations.

A far cry from these open, airy compositions is the soberer, more expressive pictorial technique he developed later.

At Erfurt Cathedral the window given by Johann von Tiefengruben (c. 1400) is lighter in tone and has a more refined pictorial style than the earlier windows there.

Thus, in general, sculpture in the round is concerned with single figures and limited groups, while reliefs deal with more complex "pictorial" subjects involving crowds, landscape, architectural backgrounds, and so on.

You don't feel that artifactual quality in more conventionally pictorial images like Aaron Siskind's classically austere picture of industrial silos or a tender portrait of a man in clown makeup by Umbo.