Sentence examples for stylized figure from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Libeskind's vision, Freedom Tower is represented as the Statue of Liberty's landlocked twin, a stylized figure with arm held aloft to hold a broadcasting antenna.

In the Swedish version, Noomi Rapace is almost a completely stylized figure, angular and abrupt, with a long, slightly-pointed jaw and a glare that hardly ever softens.

Lion of Fo, also called Lion of Buddha, Dog of Fo, or Shishi (Chinese: "stone lion"), in Chinese art, stylized figure of a snarling lion.

Only occasionally, as with Ossip Zadkine's "Destroyed City," in Rotterdam, which commemorates the Luftwaffe bombing with a stylized figure whose upraised arms suggest both defenseless entreaty and ferocious defiance, can the two genres successfully marry.

The room dedicated to Gandhara style has "some of the first Buddhist art in the Buddhist world, and defined the classical Buddha image," which he described as "a very stylized figure, with wet draping".

Another, fiercer offshoot was first cited in Spenser's "He rampt upon him with his ravenous pawes," which led to the stylized figure of the lion on many emblems called rampant and was the root of the noun and verb rampage.

Her paintings are characterized by their vivid palette and stylized figures.

Stylized figures and boatlike shapes, derived from aboriginal cave paintings, float in the far distance.

As a painter Mr. Yoshida created enigmatic, cartoonish images of weirdly stylized figures in rooms, on stages and in landscapes.

Echoes of Haitian-style primitivism are found in several artists's paintings, including Margaret Solon's "At the Market Place," with its stylized figures and charming stage-set backdrop.

But Anne Salthouse's stylized figures make serious balletic or sweeping baroque gestures that seem dated unless a viewer is easily caught up in theatrical romance.