Sentence examples for painting ground from inspiring English sources

Much later, he was to draw on these dual interests in his oil painting Ground, begun in 1971, though altered in 1995, in which the plan of a football pitch is reduced to a virtually abstract composition.

In 1995 he took the 1971 painting Ground - a flatly painted, diagrammatic ariel view of the pitch's baseline inside the goalkeeper's area - and rubbed away at a spot inside the goal, just as the grass on the pitch itself gets eroded and rubbed away by the goalie's boots.

This is the like the painting ground in the digital world, then from there I can start adding layers and see them in realtime.

Additionally, analyzing a subset of painting grounds (Fig. 3) further confirms the use of lead white for grounds far into the twentieth century.

The thickly painted turquoise circles of "May Day" all but congeal around an orange center; behind them a thinly painted ground of searing greens holds firm.

Additionally, the following areas were occasionally analyzed: impasto areas, areas of paint ground, the back of the painting and colored areas.

The arsenates (As5+) are the phases that spread throughout the entire multi-layered paint system and dominate the photo-degraded paint, ground, and varnish layers, while the arsenite compounds (As3+) seem to be located close to the intact arsenic sulfide pigment.

The selected spectral range of 1000 2500 nm is based on the prior studies of the wavelength dependence of the transmission of the paint layer [1, 6] and also a study that included the effect of the underdrawing material and the paint grounds [4].

The discs are black, and the eye invents the white discs of the title as after-images, floating on the white screen of the painting's ground.

He started out in the mid-1990's with widely admired, physically distinctive black-and-white abstractions that reduced painting to ground zero.

Their work, which used acrylic paints to create designs representing body painting and ground sculptures, rapidly spread across Indigenous communities of central Australia, particularly after the introduction of a government-sanctioned art program in central Australia in 1983.