Sentence examples for paint suggests from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the way the semitransparent figure merges with the Abstract Expressionist background of brown staining and wide-brushed swathes of white paint suggests a mood of existential ennui.
The title, "Paint," suggests a dialogue that is never broached; there is nothing new in the art here that is challenging in technique or presentation.
The expedient of the rollers, like that of the words that Wool proceeded to paint, suggests the ledges to which a rock climber clings by his fingernails.
The handling of the paint suggests the artist's admiration for Jackson Pollock; in fact, the skein of red, yellow, blue and silver that cascades down the front of the lumpen "Cash Register" might have come from a specific Pollock painting.
The loose paint suggests spontaneity, but the brushwork is quite remarkable in the way it allows a single color mark to create a new plane and often define a new landscape component at the same time.
A small, unprimed canvas splattered with paint suggests a chance operation, but a seemingly random X-shaped crease in another painting echoes a neighboring composition too closely to be mere coincidence.
The show's only painting from 1905 is Heckel's charming "River Landscape With Bridge and Train," whose coarsened dabs of paint suggest van Gogh looking at Monet.
Eleven hulking boulders made of shredded newspaper dripped and sloshed with paint suggest a vandalized garden, as well as scholar's rocks decorated by Larry Poons.
Further along, boats sprouting multitudes of oars are drenched by spilled veils of yellow, orange and purple paint suggesting a solar blaze of glory.
The goal now, of course, is to encourage conservation, and when we visited, fresh paint suggested its recent renovation and expansion.
Also, giving landlords 14 days to correct a lead hazard violation is not enough time, Ms. Perine said, adding that her department's own experience eliminating lead paint suggested "that these time frames simply cannot be met".
