It was during this time that de Kooning condensed the rich, thick surfaces of his earlier work, producing stripped-down canvases made of spare patterns of looping, buckling lines and ribbons in red, yellow and blue.
A spare leaf pattern called Antinous, also shown below, was first produced in 1922 by Flammersheim & Steinmann in Cologne, Germany.
Among them was Count Henri de thelouse-Lautrec, thard-livinging, physically-deformed French painter and son of a rural nobleman whose flat, spare, rhythmically patterned posters for the Moulin Rouge and other cabarets were an important influence on modern art.
There, neoconcrete Oiticicas and spindly Gegos will share walls with shallow Yanomami baskets decorated with spare geometric patterns.
The choreography suggests states of mind, as well as events, through spare, abstract dance patterns Prior to attending the rehearsal, the writer did some research & discovered that dybbuks are wandering spirits who take over the bodies of human beings and cause endless trouble.
All these common patterns spare the occipital area, a phenomenon explained probably by hormonal influences explained above.
Alveolar Interstitial Syndrome was present in all ultrasound examinations, with the presence of normal lung pattern (spared areas).
The SPARE-AD (Spatial Pattern of Abnormality for Recognition of Early Alzheimer's disease) is an index that captures brain atrophy related to AD [ 27, 28].
Underwood's beautifully spare text follows this pattern throughout, accompanied by Liwska's illustrations of animals (colored in an appropriately hushed palette).
1, 1939" and transferred the regularity of the poem's rhyming meter to a spare accompaniment, a repeated pattern of four treading chords, freeing the text to wander over the notes in bitter declamation.
