Sentence examples for schematic painting from inspiring English sources

Keith Gamache's bold, schematic painting blending pavement squares and a telephone is one of the most subjective and rewarding works.

One pair of strong works with no obvious affinity makes a significant contribution to the exhibition: Sue Contessa's box assemblage that focuses on universal ideas for physical well-being, and Susan Kornblum's very successful schematic painting that uses irregularly undulating rows of a double triangle design to test movement, balance, regimentation and randomness.

A schematic of what the painting may have looked like in an earlier stage is shown in Fig. 7b.

Two walls painted with schematic metal-gray mountain vistas and a few gray metal silhouettes suggest Bauhaus design and idealism, while the work's title implies the deleterious effects of factory work: "The Views Imagined by the Workers After They Stopped Producing Cars".

In these two echoing areas only a few shelters were chosen to be painted with Schematic art, leaving around them many others undecorated.

(A ) Schematic of pheromone extract paint experiment.

But the painting has a schematic, almost mechanical simplicity a child would understand.

The subject matter elicits sympathy, but the construction is paint-by-numbers schematic; each short scene over-obviously illustrates another aspect of the situation.

Drawn on expanses of loosely applied white paint in a schematic, sometimes smudgy black line, the woman appears sitting on, standing among or kneeling under various pieces of furniture.

It is an amazing, almost inconceivable act of imagination to think of painting such distorted and schematic figures, and letting them stand alone without explanation.

The Codex Vergara, painted about 1540, contains schematic drawings and measurements of individual fields.