Sentence examples for pictorial concept from inspiring English sources
Soberer, incredibly compact in their pictorial concept and yet akin to the Renaissance in their objective viewing, were the portrait drawings of Hans Holbein, the Younger, whose sojourns in 16th-century England proved stimulating to other artists as well.
The French artist Claude Lorrain so developed the landscape drawing of the Roman countryside that it became almost a genre of its own; in his works, which were often intended for sale, nature study and an idealized pictorial concept are uniquely merged.
Such multiplicity of scales may render the entire pictorial concept unwieldy, but we believe this limitation will be more than compensated by the richness of information they yield.
We like painting on the street, as it calls upon pictorial concepts, just like the work of Santiago Salvador or Yaikel.
This paper presents a highly pictorial and vivid concept for the visualization of dynamic information for the supervisory control of distant technical systems.
Concept mapping is a "structured process, focused on a topic or construct of interest, entailing input from one or more participants that produces an interpretable pictorial view (concept map) of their ideas and how these are interrelated".
CM is "a structured process, focused on a topic or construct of interest, entailing input from... participants, that produces an interpretable pictorial view (concept map) of their ideas.... and how these are interrelated" [ 28].
In order to disseminate his pictorial themes and concept of form, he maintained his own school for draftsmen and engravers.
Operations of surface vis a vis pictorial space, orderly concept versus fraught restraint, and to what extent meaning is to be derived from the manner of handling paint -- these kinds of considerations are often, as is the case here, better served by contrast than by confluence.
This amended and validated version of the 1934 Stanford-Binet Scales of Intelligence is a culture-specific scale that uses Indian pictorial scenes and concepts.
Here Malinas explores the concepts of pictorial representation and "truth in" a picture via the notion of resemblance, and considers various semantic puzzles about pictorial representation.
