Sentence examples for small brushstrokes of from inspiring English sources

He became convinced that the systematic use of the Impressionistic technique was no longer sufficient for him and that small brushstrokes of contrasting colours placed side by side did not allow him to convey the satiny effects of the skin.

He disliked, as "almost timid," the tight little brushstrokes of the era's most advanced painter, Paul Cézanne.

In the 1990s, he described his inspiration in more artistic terms Lichtenstein has also described the effect of depicting a single artificial brushstroke sculpturally with hundreds of small brushstrokes: "My recent sculpture of a Brushstroke is an attempt to give strong form to something that is a momentary occurrence, to solidify something ephemeral, to make it concrete".

The paintings are soft and luscious, built out of small brushstrokes, as if Pierre Bonnard had ventured into Supercenter Store No. 5154 with an easel.

Only Prussian blue and Vermilion were successfully identified in the blue and red small brushstrokes depicting the edges of the dress in the red shirt region.

It has a painterly surface, with small brushstrokes.

The collapse of the French economy in the early 1880s meant that Pissarro found it harder than ever to sell work, plus he had become uncertain about the direction his art was taking, using an increasingly small brushstroke and attempting to give his work a greater sense of structure.

The show includes two smaller brushstroke works and a painted bronze image of a swooning woman.

In one of its small but marvelous details, single brushstrokes of flicked paint here and there do double-duty to designate curls of scraped wood or peeled varnish.

The densely painted face showed a vibrancy that had been obscured as had the small number of brushstrokes needed to evoke the man's detailed white collar.

It is easy to paint the past in simple brushstrokes of evil black and brilliant white.