Sentence examples for painted subject from inspiring English sources
But blackness also exists worldwide beyond pain: it can be at one with the Force, with the painted subject, with the hero who tears down the flag or the superhero who saves the world.
Rendered in Katz's signature flat color and simply drawn shapes that tease the line between abstraction and representation, she is both Ada Katz and a mere painted subject, barely more significant than a tree, a chair, or a fetching, well-painted scarf.
Yet, even if we regard Saville's painted subject as a transsexual, we're given no indication whether the subject has arrived at some final and satiating stage of surgical transsexuality, or if s/he will complete the process of becoming conventionally-biologically male or female.
Ensure that the proportions of your painted subject are correct by mapping out key features in the reference for comparison.
GEORGE CONDO Condo tackles what is arguably the most painted subject in Western art: Jesus Christ.
The movie constantly switches from extreme naturalism, with perfect recreations of Bacon's haunts, to the entirely fictional rooms and traps which exist only in the artist's paintings, inhabited only by his squirming painted subjects.
Yeo, the son of former British Conservative MP Tim Yeo, has painted subjects including David Cameron, Prince Philip, Nicole Kidman, Damien Hirst and Malala Yousafzai.
He painted subjects with an unsentimental realism – children were what they looked like – and showed the poor and working class without condescension.
He wanted to be known and appreciated as a plein-air painter, an anti-academic artist who painted subjects directly from nature.
Werner, who died in 1995, painted subjects as diverse as the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum and the living room, shown here, of Barbara Jakobson, a collector of 20th-century art and furniture.
His simple but vigorously painted subjects, mostly dogs, bulls, fish and inanimate objects, are obsessively patterned with dots and have a humorous anthropomorphism, as in the case of his feral, black-spotted white dog, "Buster".
