Sentence examples for robust paintings from inspiring English sources

Or the humiliating way that vastness made fairly robust paintings like Monet's "Water Lilies" shrivel?

A group of 19 increasingly robust paintings by Nicole Eisenman traces the evolution of her incisive reinterpretations of early Modernist figuration and mingles with new plaster sculptures.

In these robust paintings, rich backgrounds of orange or purple give Mr. Marden's road-map lines a robustness and tautness that hark back to his early monochrome works; the lines often seem to grow from painted edges that add further pressure to the compositions (Smith).

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Sean Scully's robust geometric paintings are evocative.

The present show includes his "Small Pleasures" of 1913 (which is actually a big painting) and some robust and often luscious paintings that form up like dismantled landscapes.

Picasso painted "Green Still Life" in the summer of 1914 in Avignon, after ushering the interlocking planes of his Analytic Cubist paintings into robust three dimensions with his various guitar sculptures.

This show of more than 30 paintings, a robust salute to his bravura brushmanship, claims to be the first devoted to the artist's indoor compositions, although several very appealing outdoor scenes are also displayed.

Despite their prettiness, his paintings have a robust structure.

For all their spareness, these paintings are oddly robust, almost muscular; they reflect an assured artistic touch.

The ample, robust, and opulent figures in his paintings generate a pervasive sense of movement in vivid, dynamic compositions.