Sentence examples for smoothly painted from inspiring English sources

The brushy handling of her gorgeous clothes aggrandizes her smoothly painted skin: undressing her, in effect.

Titled "Landmarks," their smoothly painted naturalism, sensitivity to light and romantic moods recall the 19th-century Luminist painters (Johnson).

"Untitled (Dynamic Composition)" (1950-51) cofsists of a jumbled configuration of bold, black, glyphlike forms smoothly painted over horizontal blue and yellow rectangles on a white field.

Through March 18 Will Cotton's big, smoothly painted close-ups of gleaming, melting piles of color-coordinated candies and sweets are savvy and clueless at the same time.

He was experimenting with different techniques, such as using the palette knife to rough up the faces of his big-breasted women — this idea came from Courbet, who liked to impose jarring contrasts between smoothly painted figures and crusty landscapes.

Two easel-scale works on canvas, smoothly painted in saturated colors, Early Italian Renaissance style, show spear-wielding Arctic amazons stalking men and lowering a hogtied man into an ice hole as fish bait.

I'd watch in awe as she applied makeup before her vanity mirror ("put her face on" as she put it), smoothly painting herself over in motions so routine they were like ceremonial rites.

The finished car-wreck sculpture was smoothly spray-painted a light gray, unifying the voluptuous form and tamping down its expressionistic fervor.

Rough slabs of mahogany framing a schematic landscape are embellished with smoothly finished and painted wood in Donald Kapela's "Field," another work that deliberately combines and contrasts rawness and refinement.

When Courbet painted this rear view of a naked woman in a raw, natural setting, it was conventional to picture nudes as smoothly proportioned allegories.

Do not shake the nail polish container, as it will create bubbles Take out the brush and paint your nails smoothly.