Sentence examples for paintings edges from inspiring English sources

In between the stacked paintings edges, the viewer can discern the hint of a deep space, which suggests a sense of mystery.

This electricity unifies nearly all his paintings, edge to edge, with a bracing combination of the familiar and the abstract that still has few equals in modern art.

Within these paintings, the edges of the apples on the table, or the edges of the casserole dish or of the jar, are like those creases, because they mark both an apparent separation and a real continuity.

An artist originally from Singapore who calls himself Yek makes paintings whose edges curl a bit, like paper in high humidity.

Judd took over a decade to find his own concatenation, spending most of the 1950s making paintings while edging unwittingly into three dimensions.

By revealing the paint-splattered edges of the canvas, the paintings now fully assert their "profound break with the past".

That goes for the early 1960s orbs of expanding color in the "Blue Balls" works; the mid-'60s edge paintings, which apply lush color to just the framing edges of the canvas while leaving the central area a bright, somehow muscular and visually aggressive white; or, the incredibly complex 1970s grids, in which crisp linear structure somehow melds with oozing liquidity.

Larry Gagosian liked the hard-edge paintings, and now Heizer had sculpture on his mind.

The hard-edge paintings, Heizer says, are about universal principles, but he doesn't know quite which.

This bulkiness destroys the balance between optics and object that Ms. Baer achieved in the black-edge paintings.

Mr. Goodnough's versatility is demonstrated by the placement of his new debris-laden "Large Dinny the Dinosaur (With Presents)" (2003) near his signature hard-edge paintings.