Sentence examples for rectangular canvas from inspiring English sources

A tall rectangular canvas.

She can escape the rectangular canvas; she can't escape her sensibility.

In the hands of the U.S. painters Kenneth Noland and Frank Stella, painting discovered new shapes, both within the rectangular canvas and beyond it.

The picture that rose to the top, "Onement VI," a monumental rectangular canvas signed by Barnett Newman in 1953, is divided in two big blue panels divided by a narrow turquoise band.

The Western painter usually imposed a design on the artificially limited surface of a flat, rectangular canvas; and the sculptor, following predetermined spatial arrangements, imposed a shape on his material.

Last Monday, as Rafael Nadal glanced nervously at Daniel Brands across the net, Blanc glanced up and down, partly hidden by the courtside geraniums, daubing pale blues and oranges and greens on a large rectangular canvas.

Its design mimics that of an African game lodge: rectangular wood and canvas with individually designed rooms with terraces overlooking a wooded slope.

The ensign of auxiliary Navy ships was made of an "ordinary canvas, rectangular and blue.

"Head to Head Via Head," from 1967, is spread on the floor, a flat, rectangular double envelope of canvas nearly 14 feet long, something like a giant Pony Express pouch or very austere sleeping bag for four, with two pairs of users lying head-to-head, their feet pointing in opposite directions.

George Nissen, 16, who was a member of the gymnastics and diving teams at his high school, was soon tinkering in his parents' garage, strapping together a rectangular steel frame and a canvas sheet.

It is square or rectangular, always on a square canvas or sheet of paper, and it usually stops or blurs just short of the edge, such that, in the eye, it jiggles loose and hovers.