Sentence examples for prismatic from inspiring English sources

At its best, however, her work is truly "prismatic".

A dazzling new retrospective now restores the Ukrainian-Russian artist to her rightful place at the centre of the 20th century's avant-garde.The exhibition is a revelation for those who knew Delaunay only through the prismatic rainbow paintings she made alongside her husband, Robert.

Time will tell, just as it has long since affirmed the greatness of a play that proves more mournfully, compassionately prismatic with each new viewing.

The late-19th-century selections are especially strong; here are not one but two early Degas self-portraits in black chalk; prismatic watercolors by Cézanne and Renoir; a vibrant Gauguin pastel of two Breton girls; and a Seurat horse and landscape in his mossy shadings of conté.

Particles can be spherical, prismatic, or bladelike.

Typically pyroxenes occur as stubby prismatic crystals.

Prismatic colour, the element in Cézanne that the Cubists had neglected in dismantling his style, was taken up by Robert Delaunay.

Although tubular forms are the most common, other morphological varieties are also known: prismatic, rolled, pseudospherical, and platy forms.

For example, river currents and some submarine gravity flows generate sediments whose flaky and prismatic constituent particles have long or short axes parallel with one another to produce an oriented fabric.

Impact toughness is determined by hitting a standardized, prismatic, notched sample with a test swing hammer and recording the work required to break it.

His later experimental works were published in Prismatics: Exploring a New World (1973) and Magic Worlds of Fantasy (1978).