He created these paintings to illustrate his theory that the way to achieve the strongest pictorial effect was to juxtapose contrasts of colour, of curved and straight lines, and of solids and flat planes.
Most effective are his almost abstract views of the Grand Canyon, done less for pictorial effect than as explorations of the camera's own vocabulary of space and geometry.
Mr. Koguashvili and his director of photography, Archil Akhvlediani, use the narrow streets and weathered buildings of Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, to great pictorial effect.
The National Newspaper Awards was established in 1949 with a category for Editorial Cartooning honouring those that "embody an idea made clearly apparent, good drawing, and striking pictorial effect in the public interest".
The name itself derived from the thought of Henry Peach Robinson, British author of Pictorial Effect in Photography (1869).
In Northeaster Homer successfully wedded the freshness of his watercolours to the power of his oils to achieve an impressive pictorial effect that, as in many of his later works, transcends the subject matter.
Whether or not he had profundity in his nature, he understood that pictorial effect relied on more than simply the expression of feeling – piety and delight were not incompatible.
The shapes most often employed were the albarello, or drug jar, of Middle East origin; a type of ewer evidently derived from the Greek oinochoe; and, above all, the piatta da pompa, or show dish, in the istoriato, an Italian narrative style from the early 16th century that uses the pottery body solely as support for a purely pictorial effect.
In 1869 the first of many editions and translations of his book, Pictorial Effect in Photography, was published.
It is announced point-blank on the large wall that Simone Huelser has covered with the vertical strips of different skyscraper window grids, to ambiguous and oddly powerful pictorial effect.
