Sentence examples for subtly painted from inspiring English sources

Masaccio's figure has shadows in absolutely the right places, subtly painted.

It is now subtly painted with silhouettes of trees that only add to the mood of peace.

That room is as attractive as ever, with its walls subtly painted to resemble marble and its row of framed engravings of Italian landscapes.

Mr. Marcellino introduced subtly painted and smartly lettered miniposters, creating an alluring graphic personality for best-selling novels by writers like Tom Wolfe, Anne Tyler, Milan Kundera, Judith Rossner and Margaret Atwood.

Often, however, the best things are quiet and small, like Marcia Lloyd's subtly painted forest scene at Dolan/ Maxwell or, at Peg Alston, small, delicate watercolor landscapes from the 1930's by Laura Wheeler Waring.

Among Rizk's breathtaking ceramics and celadons included at the Armory, one diminutive object is worth the price of admission alone a subtly painted ivory model for a carpet (1736-1795), undoubtedly from the imperial palace.

THERE IS NO ATMOSPHERE OF FEAR in the country, though the journalist is subtly painting the picture of a 'bloody regime' that pressures its citizens.

Working with fallen trees or logs found in upstate New York woods, Ms. Schneider assembles, carves, textures and subtly paints gnarly, partly surrealistic, partly expressionistic abstractions.

Courting an Islamic electorate that now outnumbers Jews by 10 to one in the UK is done by subtly painting the Jews as bogeymen.

Dudley said he viewed his lack of political experience as "a real positive"; when he talks about how he would bring a fresh perspective and clean slate to the governorship, he is not so subtly painting himself in opposition to Kitzhaber.

Painted in subtly modulated colors, a close-up picture of Mary cuddling her naked boy, by Bartolomeo Schedoni from about 1605-10, is a silky dream of maternal affection.