Sentence examples for pictorial intelligence from inspiring English sources
Picasso's smartest decision in "Guernica," a consummate feat of pictorial intelligence, was to limit its palette to black-and-white.
Made in 1975 when Ms. Dumas was in art school in Cape Town, it is an apt hommage whose gouges and fluttering marks also suggest a Cubist relief, complete with Pointillist dots, and a natural pictorial intelligence.
Barkly News Pictorial, Tennant Creek, Northern Territory.
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.
In this picture, he was after what he called a "synthesis of urban architecture and pictorial architecture," the synthesis being what his subtle, gently playful, infinitely resourceful intelligence did with what his eye took in.
Pictorial representation.
"Landscape" suggests something pictorial.
Celebrity was not pictorial.
Smirks are conceptual, not pictorial.
Rembrandt thought about and experimented with purely pictorial matters the possibilities of composition; the role of tone and colour in the creation of pictorial space, light, shadow, and reflection; and how to vary the properties of his paint to obtain specific effects with sharp intelligence and originality.
