Sentence examples for stroke paintings from inspiring English sources

The title of "Whispers/Screams," a large, colorful abstract screenprint from 1972, reflects the manic, exuberant approach of her gestural "stroke" paintings from the same period.

With it all, they are also a little cartoony, inevitably evoking the giant brush stroke paintings made by Roy Lichtenstein in the mid-1960's.

Here his "brush stroke" paintings, most from the 1980's and 90's, are freeze-dried versions of the Abstract Expressionist cliché, the hot-blooded brush stroke.

At Mitchell-Innes & Nash, his "brush stroke" paintings, most from the 1980's and 90's, are freeze-dried versions of the Abstract Expressionist cliché, the hot-blooded brush stroke.

The Golf Stroke Paintings of Kyle Louis Fletcher.

This will include seven new canvases that explore aspects of landscape and the female figure, as well as one of the early "stroke" paintings for which she is well known.

These days, he's known for exhilarating single-stroke paintings that he makes with long-handled brushes, or while swinging himself over the canvas in a harness tied to his studio's ceiling.

Five of Nares's dynamic single brush-stroke paintings provide the motif for a collection of striking limited-edition totes, 175 each in black, green, blue, orange and fuchsia (above).

At the time these works were made, he hadn't developed his signature single-brush-stroke paintings, but he was honing his intensely physical formula by swinging giant pendulums through desolate alleys.

At the time these works were made, Mr. Nares hadn't yet developed his signature single-brush-stroke paintings, but he was honing his intensely physical formula by swinging giant pendulums through desolate alleys.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON HEADQUARTERS GALLERY "Accumulative Strokes," paintings by Tony Khawam.