Sentence examples for red grounds from inspiring English sources

With their plum and red grounds, their orange and russet and grey and brownish hovering forms, the Seagram paintings always risked being taken for an overly tasteful colour scheme.

From then onwards, next to white and grey-colored chalk grounds, he worked on single brown-colored grounds or double red grounds with grey priming [16 23, 28].

Spiky dashes of black color spurt across the red ground.

The earliest painting is on a red ground, white grounds becoming more common later.

Handled in sculptural fashion in black and white, she stands out on a solid red ground.

One of them wears a woollen hat with a white star on a red ground.

The application of a dark red ground, or foundation layer, to the canvas was one.

2. Toscane, also by Palais Royal, uses toile scenes as cameos on a red ground.

While English speakers call the renowned red ground at Roland Garros clay, the French call it nothing of the sort.

Carpets with a muted deep red ground of wonderful intensity, patterned with small medallions, hail, perhaps, from Bergama.

In Sergio Gonzales-Tornero's "Sioux Pictograph," white symbols tell a rough story on a bright red ground.