Sentence examples for richness of colour from inspiring English sources

His first collection, Dikter (1903; "Poems"), attracted attention for its richness of colour and sensualism.

"The decor was very sumptuous, and I loved the richness of colour, pattern and texture".

Many of his miniatures have survived and are highly prized for their delicacy of drawing, richness of colour, and convincing characterization.

The new standard will allow a richness of colour as if the items were bitmap drawings, but with the scalability of vectors.

Visual Arts: The richness of colour and the imagination of the design of the elephants in London and the wildly extravagant oversupply of them.

Influenced by the post-impressionist daring of Henri Matisse, and later by the angulated fragmentation of Max Beckmann, Bloch developed a richness of colour and boldness of composition that made even everyday scenes intriguing.

Some of this writing - the snails edging across the grass, the constant richness of colours, "blood-crimson rosebuds on a moss-green ground", the smell and taste of food and drink, sexual desire and its satisfaction - is Byatt at her best, but sometimes, it becomes almost too vivid, too real to be real.

Instead what stuns is how bright the display is - particularly for AMOLED, how stunning the richness of colours are and deepness of blacks.

[Her] Girl in Red Tights, with its Venetian richness of colouring, ably sustains the monumental harmony of the classical tradition".

The richness of his colour is thought to have contributed something crucial to Cézanne's development.

They are notable for the variety, harmony, and richness of their colour schemes, a characteristic typical of painting of the Late Heian period.