Sentence examples for stark painting from inspiring English sources

Also popular was Mr. Richter's stark painting "Three Candles" (1982).

Meanwhile, the disparity Mr. Vogrin decries between the rich and the poor emerges in his stark painting of a squatting child, its enlarged head bowed, its ribs evident.

L.A. is also represented by two much discussed artists: Rafa Esparza, who has created a room of handmade adobe bricks, as a shelter for works by other artists, and Henry Taylor, who offers a stark painting, in his more usually infectious Expressionist manner, of a black man killed by the police.

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The first artist we encounter in the show itself is Picasso, represented by a stark Cubist painting from 1910 that — free of his characteristic legible details — flirts with total abstraction.

In 1920, students at what was then Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg, Va., raised $2,500 to buy George Bellows's "Men of the Docks," a stark 1912 painting of men waiting by the water's edge.

Included in the sale will be the cornerstone of the museum's collection: George Bellows's "Men of the Docks," a stark 1912 painting of men waiting by the water's edge.

The stark picture painted by Shadi Hamid, the director of research at the Brookings Doha Center, in this excellent piece in Foreign Policy this week, may prove to be true.

At the Islamic Cultural Centre close in Dresden the word "Murderer" was sprayed in stark black paint by a German man.

Externally, the project looks spectacular, with a stark white paint job that contrasts plenty of glowing acrylic in this super-clean build called Fractal Effect 304.

This year, the stark white painted T walls and cement floor of the temp museum was an ideal backdrop for the transition into new, glorious heights.