Naturalistic compositions with just a few flowers made use of stones, moss, and branches or driftwood with striking line interest.
So I'm making something that's naturalistic, but also a composition.
They have been praised for their meditative delicacy, their naturalistic performances, their exquisite visual composition.
In the same year, 1912, Mondrian paints Composition Trees 2, by now hardly naturalistic in any usual sense but showing a fascination with the tension between horizontal and vertical lines, between geometry and colour.
Designed in the 1800s by Frederick Law Olmsted, Riverside has several unique design elements (curvilinear streets, ample setbacks, parkways of variable width with mowed grass and naturalistic groupings of trees) that define the structure and composition of this landscape.
He is considered a major 18th-century colonial American talent, however, because of his use of luminous colour, his naturalistic rendering of textures, and the vitality of his compositions.
He succeeded in evolving a naturalistic style while preserving the artificiality of the occasion, organizing a composition as if it were a stage setting and reducing the figures to a tiny scale, each one indicated by the fewest possible strokes.
The two sets of friezes are stylistically different: the Herculean figures are more naturalistic than the Caesarean and closer to late Gothic in their landscape, composition and narrative structure than to the Renaissance mode of the Caesar reliefs.
The art of the Nazarenes, consisting largely of religious subjects executed in a conventional naturalistic style, was, for the most part, unimpressive, characterized by overcrowded compositions, overattention to detail, and lack of colouristic or formal vitality.
As a film director, Mr. Mann has developed a greater regard for naturalistic detail without sacrificing the hyperreal intensity -- and unworldly beauty -- of his visual compositions.
