"Sketch of Sylvia," a smaller, rougher portrait of the same girl, was lent by a different island family.
Drain, then chop into small, rough pieces – I use scissors.
The walls were covered with small, rough pink stones set in stucco framed by bamboo rods.
Little red turnips and ruby-black beetroot, small rough brown swede and deep orange rounds of carrot are dark suns.
In Egypt the art of glass suffered a catastrophic decline; only small rough vessels of impure green or blue material were manufactured.
Her second solo at Ramiken Crucible is partly an all-out assault on the gallery format, of which Ramiken is a small, rough, downscale approximation to begin with.
(Drawings and small, rough objects made of muslin, cardboard and tape, exhibited alongside the "Work Set," also recall the work of Joseph Beuys).
The gray monochrome and the small, rough figures blurring into the pitted surface of the lead panels demand the viewer's concentrated gaze.
This was especially the case in the 1500's after the introduction of the tea ceremony; the small, rough utilitarian bowls produced by both government and rural kilns in Korea suddenly dovetailed with Japan's new ceremonial needs.
Christie's hopes the Farsi provenance will be enough to counter any weakness in the market.This sale includes important pictures by Tahia Halim, who painted scenes of the Nile and portraits of those who lived along the length of it, and a small rough bronze by Mokhtar.
In the show's largest gallery, a progression of five heads of bodhisattvas and disciples, thought to be from three different temple caves in northern China, proceeds from relatively small, rough and primitive (the Northern Wei, 386 to 533) to monumental, silken and sublimely subtle (the Northern Qi, 550 to 577).
