Sentence examples for rich colouring from inspiring English sources
The theme of the toilet of Venus, the rich colouring and warm flesh tones, are inspired mainly by Titian and other Venetian painters.
In distinct sections on politics, the economy and society, he typically gives some essential history, and then a rich colouring of contemporary characters and events, many of them sharply observed at first hand.
In the life-sized "Crucifixion" (Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona), the spare and sombre scene strictly conforms to the Florentine Renaissance style of Masaccio and repudiates the rich colouring and courtly grace of Bellini's earlier known works.
Although unfinished and less technically accomplished than his Portrait of Pope Paul III of a few years earlier, it is renowned for its rich colouring; the deep reds of the tablecloth and the almost spectral whites of Paul's gown.
Sylvester detects the influence of late works by Titian in other aspects, especially in the deep and rich colouring, Velázquez's portrayals of Philip IV, and agrees with identification of pastels of Edgar Degas as a source.
These figures are depicted with the utmost vividness and richness through the use of rich colours, dramatic effects of light and shade, and lavish use of highlights.
Low lighting, rich colours and murmured conversations.
It is a delicately iridescent glass with rich colours.
His rich colours and painterly technique were widely imitated.
It's pin-sharp with deep blacks and rich colours.
Simmer for 25-30 minuntiluntil a deep, rich colour.
