They are the most solid forms in the building, yet seem to hover in the space.
A far richer variety of solid forms, depths and colours emerged.
By inclination a figurative painter, he carried his feel for solid forms into landscapes.
Petroleum, complex mixture of hydrocarbons that occur in the Earth in liquid, gaseous, or solid forms.
Thus, molten steel is sampled by casting solid forms for analysis.
When she photographs the hulking, solid forms of checkpoints and fencing, it's to conjure their lurking spirit.
Their muted yet solid forms in some way embodied both Castle's silent world and his loyalty to it.
And in "Fishing Boat at Peterson's Marina, Mattituck," Vincent Torre's strong, solid forms and low-key colors recall Marsden Hartley's treatment of similar maritime subjects.
It also finds him turning Impressionism, from which he learned much, to his own corrective ends, grounding its scintillations in plain, solid forms.
Again space seems arbitrary, solid forms dissolve in shimmering liquid and the concept of reality is transmuted into the artist's relative truth.
Fry preferred the south of France, its strong, dry light better suited to the analysis of solid forms in the manner of Cézanne.
