Sentence examples for square canvas from inspiring English sources

A single square canvas, dark and primitive, hung above the bed she was hunkered down in.

A six-foot square canvas with spots four inches apart would take about a week.

The Kiss is a perfectly square canvas that has no extraneous explanatory context, no narrative.

A Camel cigarette package rendered in deep, rich shades of red on a square canvas (from 1962) becomes a hybrid Pop-Modernist icon.

Most of the nearly square canvas is filled by the square-ish shape of his white habit, which hangs like washing or sails on a windless day.

It is square or rectangular, always on a square canvas or sheet of paper, and it usually stops or blurs just short of the edge, such that, in the eye, it jiggles loose and hovers.

A five-foot-square canvas announces the exhibition title, "The Estate of Rochelle F.," in buoyant, frayed, glue-on letters cut from black fabric.

An elderly woman named Dolly Snell sat cross-legged on the floor in front of a three-foot-square canvas, applying thick rondelles of yellow acrylic in patterns that resembled spinifex, a sharp-bladed desert grass.

The six-foot-square canvas currently hangs in Gallery 19, on the fourth floor, along with Roy Lichtenstein's "Girl with Ball, Andy Warholl's "Gold Marilyn Monroe" and "Orange Car Crash Fourteen Times," and other Pop Art trailblazers of the early nineteen-sixties.

She later moved to oils and square, stretched canvas frames when she decided to expand upon her project through an Independent Study.

Nearby, "Plinth, Four Areas" from 1969, is basically a flat square of canvas, about seven feet on a side, with a small opening sliced in its top at each corner.