Sentence examples similar to movements on canvas from inspiring English sources
Lines are not meant to describe but simply to exist as traces of movements on the canvas.
The painting had presumably no other meaning than the sheer matter-of-factness of its colours and their movement on the canvas.
When the Impressionists broke from tradition in the 1800s, turning from realism to a more undefined technique that used vivid colors and rougher brush strokes to capture light and movement on the canvas, some in the art establishment were elated; others were appalled.
This technique is great for landscapes and creating movement on your canvas.
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Smith has beautiful movement to her work, whether on canvas or in the form of sculpture or installation.
The book traces Church's movement away from working in oil on canvas to shaping the physical landscape of Olana, his self-designed estate on the Hudson River, a move that allowed the artist to rethink scale and process while also engaging with pressing ecological questions.
As the music serves as an audible commentary on the movement, the canvas serves as a visual one.
PAGE A17 A Commotion on Canvas A Museum of Modern Art retrospective illuminates Elizabeth Murray's ability to convey movement in static images.
(Those movements shared a Zeitgeist with Impressionism, which might be termed, at a stretch, stained glass on canvas: merging imagery with chromatic light).
