Sentence examples for painting form from inspiring English sources
The hide tepees in Bierstadt's painting form a simple and romantic human community nestling in a shady Eden beneath the sublime white peaks and dazzling waterfalls of the Rockies.
Nise-e, (Japanese: "likeness painting"), form of sketchy portraiture that became fashionable in the court circles of 12th- and 13th-century Japan.
In a realm so fraught with metaphysical nicety and deference, the advances of European painting form a perilous irruption, bringing with them "the violence implicit in the desire to be one-of-a-kind, unique and exceptional".
In the gallery of Francis I at Fontainebleau, Rosso initiated a new and intricate decorative system in which stucco and painting form a richly luxuriant complex the plastic realization of the late Raphaelesque decorative manner.
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The major difference is that for our outdoors mural pieces we always hire a super-gifted street artist, Skott "Rage" Johnson, who has "translated" our work to mural painting form a few other times in the past.
Clay, however finely worked, is solid in a way that an abstract painted form is not.
It consists of every bill and receipt he received during the calendar year 2010, but all presented in hand-drawn and painted form on 12 long paper scrolls.
I only want to paint form and shape.' " He came to believe that stripped down and pared-back works were more potent vessels to carry what Mr. Saywell called "flashes of remembered visual experiences".
He went on to defend a modernism of the purest kind, stressing the intrinsic value of flat, painted form, to the exclusion of virtually everything else, including, you might even think, the viewer.
In another, a fully modeled, heavy looking spheroid floats like a planet in an atmosphere of sketchy brushstrokes and thin washes of color, as if the artist were contradicting the illusionism of his painted form.
