Sentence examples for representational styles from inspiring English sources

But for the most part the exhibition is true to its title, displaying a range of representational styles that may be construed more or less loosely as realist.

Although many Neue Sachlichkeit artists continued working in representational styles after the 1920s, the movement itself ended with the rise of Nazism.

The spell cast by the triptych reflects its nature as an elaborate rebus of subjects, images, occasional texts (Wittgenstein and Melville), paint textures and representational styles.

Early in the 20th century, European avant-garde artists had drawn inspiration from African masks as they broke from realistic representational styles toward abstraction in painting and sculpture.

Equally impressive is Bari Kumar's sophisticated blend of high and low representational styles, which is united by a dark, winey palette and oblique references to race, sexuality and religion.

Nora Heimann, chair of the Art Department at Catholic University, said Cristo stands out because it is a bridge between the classic European images of Christ on the cross, and more modern, less representational styles.

He selected the first group of painters, who all work in the perceptual, or representational, style.

Nor does it focus on Precisionism, the sharp-edged representational style most closely identified with him.

Arriving in New York in 1938, he dedicated most of his energies to an Ashcan-related representational style.

Tani Bunchō produced paintings of great power in the Chinese mode but in a somewhat more polished and representational style.

By 1920, however, his art had become a compromise between Synchromist abstraction and a traditional, representational style.