Sentence examples for pictorial composition from inspiring English sources

It's all there: history, narrative, costumes, d?r, symbols, pictorial composition, theme and variation, the principals, the corps de ballet.

The Constructivists rejected pictorial composition in favor of machinelike structure, and dedicated their art to socially useful purposes.

After moving to Berlin in 1911 with the rest of Die Brücke, Heckel became increasingly interested in formal pictorial composition.

In the early 1920's Bourke-White learned pictorial composition at Columbia University from the master of impressionistic, soft-focus photography, Clarence H. White.

He is a master of pictorial composition, texture, architecture, gesture, and mood; his audacious cinematography, with its dazzling backlighting and ominous shadows, conjures the allure of danger.

Those geniuses 500 years ago came up with such definitive solutions to pictorial composition that almost all artists, photographers and people who look at a picture are subconsciously influenced by the visual models they invented.

Mann enhances the effect with brilliant pictorial compositions and literary phrases.

And so began a century of evolution in book cover design, from simple cloth bindings to leather covers embossed and gilded into extraordinarily complex abstract or pictorial compositions.

A diary and a popular novel of the time refer to "Tawaraya pictures" and "Tawaraya fans," suggesting that the pictorial compositions produced by this factory enjoyed great popularity.

In contrast to the landscapes and Zen pictures that are inspired by the paintings of Sung China, these pictorial compositions are closer to the type of decorative painting that flourished in China during the Ming period.

Of the 64 windows on the lower level, all but a few are medallion windows, which contain anywhere from 20 to 30 or more separate pictorial compositions; and the three rose windows, each more than 40 feet (12 metres) in diameter, are vast composite creations.