Sentence examples for pictorial work from inspiring English sources

He thereby usefully disperses impulses that his pictorial work disciplines.

Regardless, the vividly pictorial work is thoroughly enjoyable, particularly given this dynamic interpretation.

A similar tradition attaches to the Lives of the Immortals, which is said to derive from a pictorial work called Portraits of the Immortals.

This is the show's most pictorial work, although Dominique Figarella's "Slip?" might be considered a drawing, if a plumber's helper can be imagined as a graphic tool.

His pictorial work is so strongly marked by a concern with the structure of the composition and with effects of perspective particularly foreshortening that it seems clear he knew the work of Andrea Mantegna of Padua.

Friedenwald's fears for civil liberties echoed the pictorial work of the Confederate cartoonist Adalbert Volck, a German-born Baltimore dentist who produced a series of hyperbolic sketches depicting a demonic Lincoln at the center of a rogue's gallery of abolitionists and emancipated slaves.

This terrific survey includes sculptures and installations, but the pictorial works dominate.

A terrific new survey of his work at the Whitney Museum includes sculptures and installations, but the pictorial works dominate.

Painting as plain old flat painting is entirely absent, but several artists offer dimensionally enhanced pictorial works.

But the great pictorial works of Mendelssohn, the Scottish and Italian symphonies, repeatedly yield new vistas, and the Songs Without Words retain their graceful beauty.

He has a history, after all, of large-scale pictorial works and environments, if not always exactly paintings, using wall-to-wall carpet, chandeliers and Styrofoam as well as foil-covered insulation inscribed by viewers.