Sentence examples for painted reflections from inspiring English sources

Take the time to notice the sense of light and carefully painted reflections.

His face, with its parted lips and speaking eyes, is all open-ended suggestion, but his gloved hand touches the gleaming breastplate with a declaratory gesture – myself, here, now – repeated in the exquisitely painted reflection.

Ms. Meuse doesn't like to leave empty spaces; her paintings are dense patterns but she especially likes to paint reflections such as hydrangea mirrored in a teapot.

Several fantastic costumes, like those of the Sea People with upside-down faces (like reflections) painted on the torsos, keep your eyes lingering on their detail.

Some surfaces knit together in nervous, quavering strokes of fleshy pink, orange and white, as if painted with water reflections in mind.

In the early 16th-century, Parmigianino looked at himself in a convex mirror and painted his distorted reflection, his huge hand close to the surface of the picture, his face the focus of a selfie-like bubble image, in which time and space warp vertiginously.

The lateral faces of the crystal slab are black painted to avoid reflection of light.

Nevelson's frieze-like stacks of discarded objects, painted black, are melancholy reflections of the growing sense of the perils of consumerism.

The red/orange fire with its flames and reflections was painted with a large range of different pigments [10].

To eliminate reflections, he usually painted the objects themselves before making the paintings.

He gave her staring eyes and a contorted mouth, apparently painted from his own reflection in a circular mirror.