Sentence examples for networks of lines from inspiring English sources

Picasso portrayed her again and again as the Weeping Woman in 1937, or entrapped her insect-like image in dense networks of lines.

JONATHAN LASKER Lasker's abstractions have a childlike appearance due to their use of big, overstated brushstrokes, primary and secondary colors, and doodly networks of lines.

Similarly, networks of lines scratched on certain bone tablets could possibly represent hunting trails, but there is definitely no conclusive evidence that the tablets are indeed maps.

A 1969 work, an exactingly detailed graphite drawing of the moon's surface, is followed by four near-abstract drawings from the early '70s, which find Ms. Stuart blanketing the Minimalist grid with dark networks of lines, their patterns suggesting aerial shots of topography and nose-to-ground views of patches of earth.

Ms. Kusama's work involves mostly accumulations of dots or irregular all-over networks of line in black and white or, more recently, in luminous eye-buzzing color.

In Asia, mobile gaming and messaging already go hand-in-hand, with the games networks of Line and KakaoTalk in particular proving lucrative for those companies and their developer partners.

The latter mostly form pentagon-heptagon pairs or networks of line defects between misoriented hexagonal domains.

"There is a fine network of lines under a microscope".

Cranes and cables inspired Mr. Auerbach to erect a kite-shaped network of lines, dark against light.

The network of lines in this drawing indicate that he was familiar with Cubism.

A network of lines quickly spread across the country, through purchase of existing companies and inauguration of new lines.