Sentence examples for prankish style from inspiring English sources
And Price's works responded, holding their own with the high formal artifice that underlies their prankish style.
Stratemeyer had, in his own prankish way, the muscle memory of children's enthusiasm for novelty.
It was a prankish, almost flippant way to go, but its sharp ambivalence felt totally honest.
In a typical swing from one extreme to another, "Franz in Bed," done by Georg Baselitz on Sept. 1, 1982, in a jarring Expressionist style that betrays awareness of Basquiat's prankish schoolboy's cartoons, made $1.7 million.
Structured in nine movements, this 33-minute piece goes through a gamut of styles and unpredictable moods, from pensive to prankish to harrowing.
Klaxons' victorious debut, Myths of the Near Future, was partly inspired by the KLF's prankish guidebook The Manual (How to Have a Number One the Easy Way), and gave the impression of a band winging it in style.
When it came the turn of a group of works by Picasso amassed by another collector, Stanley J. Seeger, bidders continued to respond enthusiastically even though the styles, which ranged from the purely figural in 1901, to the analytical Cubism of 1912, to the prankish portraiture of post-World War II years, could not have been more different.
We were a prankish family, always joking.
Often, they were prankish in nature.
Enright's provocations often suggest a prankish institutional critique.
