Sentence examples for unmodulated color from inspiring English sources

The flat application of color is a hallmark of Mr. Katz's paintings, but also recalls the portraits of Édouard Manet, who referred to his unmodulated color as "patches".

Thompson's works at Donald Morris take European old master paintings as their inspiration, translating Boucher, Botticelli and a bevy of Dutch painters into compositions featuring flat, bright unmodulated color.

Simple geometric shapes in big swaths of pure, unmodulated color also make a witty nod to Modernist art history.

She herself is particularly interested in Kelly, whose paintings, composed for the most part of flat, unmodulated areas of pure color, are nevertheless based, like O'Keeffe's, on natural shapes.

The silk-screen paintings he was doing when I arrived were his first in color — until then he had used only black-and-white — and the colors of the inks, unmodulated and garish, were satisfyingly unfamiliar.

Crowe looms over the tale, unmodulated, with face of stone.

Units modulated during the discharge exhibited significantly higher baseline firing and bursting rates than unmodulated units.

Much like its subject, the film is approachable and tonally unmodulated.

His eyes are heavy-lidded and lugubrious, his voice low and unmodulated, his smile cautious.

Even in the good cause of conservation he was loud, bloody loud, in his unmodulated Strine.

Ms. Danes is completely at ease in her subject's lumbering gait and unmodulated voice.