Sentence examples for through canvases from inspiring English sources

An extensive free repository of fine-art images and an online art appreciation guide, it is predicated on the idea that audiences comfortable with image-driven Web sites like Tumblr and Pinterest are now primed to spend hours browsing through canvases and sculpture on their monitors and tablets, especially with one-click help.

Hints of jazz or riffs on Beethoven often peek through dense canvases rich in polytonality, rhythmic complexity and thematic layering.

He turned off the music, put his sketches on his worktable, face down, then pawed through the canvases stacked against the wall.

The faces in John Bramblitt's paintings peer out through their canvases like hazy daydreams — apparitions that make it all the more astounding that the artist is blind.

Nearly 30,000 people ran their hands through the canvases, which naturally shortened the works' lifespan.

Expressionist yet contemporary, the figurative paintings are dark and deliberate, with a sense of humor and a fluidity marked by bats, bunnies and other animal references that flutter, bounce and stomp through her canvases.

The exhibition, "Impressionists at Argenteuil," which traces the birth of Impressionism through more than 50 canvases, will run through Dec. 3 at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford.

Suter drags large canvases through the foliage.

He took up painting, selling his boldly signed, Matisse-influenced canvases through galleries and stores.

There are paintings created by dragging canvases through wet grass or made by leaving a canvas on a muddy city pavement in the rain.

Ms. Temkin says visitors will be able to see these canvases through the lens of contemporary masters like Jackson Pollock and Ellsworth Kelly rather than against a backdrop of other 19th-century Impressionists.