Sentence examples for patterns of paintings from inspiring English sources

Cartier-Bresson's well-known phrase "the decisive moment" refers to the quest of the photographer, stalking the streets and countryside like a hunting cat, as Cartier-Bresson has characterized himself when at work for those brief instants when chance arranges people and objects into the meaningful patterns of paintings.

The abstract patterns of his paintings hint at a universal spirituality.

Hanging on the museum's walls, they have all the visual appeal of pattern paintings.

Judith Benderson evokes depth and motion with a series of paintings of mostly white patterns on black backgrounds.

There are now quite a number of instances of historians of science, or those minded to read science into paintings (including some art historians), adducing elaborate patterns of surface geometry in renaissance and baroque paintings.

For her second show at Metro Pictures, this Polish artist shifts her focus from the graphic design of Cold War propaganda to the knitting patterns of Cold War sweaters, in new paintings that are based on decades-old Polish postcards bearing designs for the garments.

Topics for lesson plans for the concurrent study of paintings and poetry deal with such terms as; mood, metaphor and symbol, pattern.

These create rectilinear patterns of shadow, an awkward background for displaying paintings.

His collage-based paintings are composed of patterns of multicolored, segmented lines set on a black ground.

Dr. Julian Huxley recently opened the exhibition of paintings, which were by Congo, of the London Zoo, and Betsy of the zoo at Baltimore, Md. A scientist named Dr. Desmond Morris was closely associated with Congo, and sees in the patterns of his paintings and important new source of information in tracing the origins of human art.

Still, thousands of paintings remained.