Sentence examples for value of the canvas from inspiring English sources

Yet the stunt immediately inflated the value of the canvas — some suggested by as much as 50% — despite the work itself being half shredded, with just a heart-shaped balloon left in clear view.

In addition, these scores were clearly greater than those of the two SA objects (a red photograph album = 2.4; a large black torch = 1.5; overall mean = 1.95) and it is hard to see how the semantic value of the canvas director's chair is greater than the semantic value of the photo album or the torch in this specific scene.

Over 40 artists from Argentina, Spain, Brazil, Uruguay, the Philippines and Colombia answered #pimpmyfactura's call and created artworks to be sold for charity for the value of the bill turned canvas.

Latin-American art in general, and Mexican art in particular, has long had links to the European Surrealist tradition, but Galan's painting, besides showing an obvious debt to Dali and Magritte, evokes the folk-art tradition of fixing valued objects to the canvas the artist's "signature".

The none value completely removes an element from the document tree and unlike the hidden value of the visibility property, none does not preserve an element's canvas space.

What would be revealed in a David Hockney painting of a New York Times photographer, posed beside the photographer's self-portrait, the aesthetic values of both canvas and print held up to the criteria of painting, not photography?

The turmoil is on the very surface of the canvas.

A singleton of the canvas object can be accessed via a service named "canvas".

The global deformation shape of the canvas can also be used for investigating the stretch and strain of the canvas.

An untrained user simply waves a programmatically actuated spray can in front of the canvas.

Because the experiments aimed only to estimate the stress condition of the canvas, the displacement level imposed to the center of the canvas was minimal.