Sentence examples for vertical paintings from inspiring English sources

Less impressive are recent, vertical paintings of reflected trees in a pond or a river around sunset.

These were emphatically vertical paintings with two asymmetric elements that produced a push-and-pull effect, impulse and echo.

They first appear in two vertical paintings exhibited side by side, where they are printed in similar scales but with quite different results in tone and texture.

The artworks are arranged in series, beginning with three vertical paintings in different colors depicting the raised arm and head of the Statue of Liberty, surrounded by stars.

In glossy, vertical paintings of New York City, with dark skyscrapers divided by slots of luminous sky, Mr. Innerst continues to explore a slightly ironic poetry of nostalgic beauty.

It also resembles, fittingly, a capital B. For the "Chatham Series" at MoMA, Mr. Kelly made shaped paintings using a brilliantly obvious method: abutting two ordinary rectangles to form an inverted L. The looming vertical paintings evoke giant rulers, or details of architecture, especially posts and lintels.

Of the two vertical-stripe paintings by Louis (1912-1962), made by the then newish technique of pouring and staining paint onto the canvas, "No.

A darkened gallery here, designed by the artist and indebted to Mark Rothko's chapel in Houston, contains nine large, vertical-format paintings done in an extremely limited palette of navy blue and black.

Mr. Valledor's narrow vertical and horizontal paintings are composed of crisp, linear patterns of spikes or zigzags in soft, modulated green, yellow and blue-gray.

Often remarkably clear and vivid, these vertical rock wall paintings – preserved in overhangs and caves – are sophisticated, stylised pictures of people in boats, antlered animals, horse-like creatures, men and women in elaborate costumes taking part in dances and ceremonies.

Mr. Roden is also showing smaller paintings whose vertical compositions are based on picture-postcards of the interior of the cathedral at Siena that Benjamin collected on a trip to Italy, and some large atmospheric monoprints made using his body and embellished with pencil and colored pencil that were inspired by Le Corbusier's designs for the buildings in Chandigarh, India.