Sentence examples for oriental techniques from inspiring English sources

He managed to add Western perspective to traditional Oriental techniques without producing a jarring effect.

Early in the 20th century, Louis Cartier became enamored of India's special way with jewels and adapted many "oriental" techniques to Cartier's Western designs.

For theater his models are equally varied: Synge is behind The Sea at Dauphin; Brecht and Oriental techniques figure in Drums and Colours and Malcochon; Strindberg underlies the atmosphere in Dream on Monkey Mountain.

Under the influence of neo-Gothic art and Oriental techniques, Gaudí became part of the Modernista movement which was reaching its peak in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

In the period 1925 30, two European sculptors, the Belgian Marcel Wolfers and the Franco-Swiss Jean Dunand, successfully approximated the true Oriental lacquer techniques in a few art objects of clay, wood, and bronze.

Here she visits a doctor schooled in Oriental pressure technique.

The New Yorker, December 5, 1970 P. 53 Writer tells about another Oriental exercise technique that has reached the West.

The hardest punch in the history of fists, endless masochistic films, a bloodied face that sold Oriental 'self-defence' techniques to generations of Westerners, and through it all Lee developed the 'way of the intercepting fist'.

"It combines Oriental philosophy with Western techniques.

The actors' work is enriched by the acquisition of other skills, particularly the techniques of Oriental theatre.

Now influenced by Oriental mysticism, gestalt therapy techniques, and an Artaudian desire to abolish the distinction between art and life, The Living Theatre moved toward deliberately shocking and confronting its audiences in such works as Paradise Now (1968), in which the actors performed rituals, provoked arguments, and carried on until members of the audience left.