Sentence examples for ovoid form from inspiring English sources
Brancusi would experiment with this ovoid form frequently over the years in both plaster and bronze.
The catalog describes the piece as "apparently potted in a highly ovoid form to accommodate the signature".
"My Mu" is an open, ovoid form standing on three tapered legs, one of which bends at the ground like a cat's foot.
Its smooth ovoid form, which enclosed a stage and seats that could in theory be reconfigured at will, resembles a polished stone.
Kusch, J. & Heckmann, K. Isolation of the Lembadion-factor, A morphogenetically active signal, that induces Euplotes cells to change from their ovoid form into a larger lateral winged morph.
Taking as his basic unit a flat, crisp, ovoid form, Mr. Isensee creates simple but inventively varied patterns reminiscent of Modernist design of the 1950's and 60's.
By wrapping the iMac in friendly, translucent colors and ovoid forms, Apple declared it to be an appliance for the home.
In one lecture, Steiner's reference to what he calls reflective elements in the human organism is accompanied by two ovoid forms, executed with the flat side of the chalk, suggesting luminous curtainlike parachutes.
A few paintings make covert references to dominant male painters: "Elegy," with its procession of ponderous, ovoid forms, could be a riposte to Robert Motherwell's well-known series "Elegy to the Spanish Republic".
As he developed his style, Archipenko achieved an incredible sense of vitality out of minimal means: in works such as Boxing Match (1913), he conveyed the raw, brutal energy of the sport in nonrepresentational, machinelike cubic and ovoid forms.
Ruth Asawa's magnificent suspended sculpture of interlocking ovoid forms in iron and copper wire adds another layer.
