Sentence examples for vibrant contours from inspiring English sources
The exquisite rhythm of the lines and dematerialized forms of Gabriel and Mary in the central portion of The Annunciation led a number of artists to imitation, but none of them achieved such vibrant contours and such spirited forms as did Simone in this great masterpiece.
The folds of the woman's dress, contours of her smile and vibrant red of the wax seal on the envelope were all created by soft, thick thread.
The work's charming contours are revealed in Mark Lamos's vibrant production, which returned to New York City Opera on Thursday evening to open the company's spring season.
Turandot (1912), in which flat areas of vibrant Fauve colour are outlined with simple, thickened contours to produce rich and daring colour harmonies.
This includes bolding any edges or contours in the image and making colors brighter and more vibrant.
It was dusk: the contrasts of the colors were fading into a vibrant chiaroscuro; the lunar fields and woods were now just barely visible contours on the taut surface of the shining globe.
Han was a master of this, bringing an animal to life with contour lines and calligraphic strokes that look almost joltingly vibrant.
"Reflection," a vibrant canvas by Hunt Slonem, hides rows of flowers behind a grid of incised lines, blurring their contours and emphasizing the paint's tactile quality.
The performance had the warm glow and supple contours that the music invites, and as in the Shostakovich, there was an organic give-and-take within the ensemble that kept the reading vibrant and even, at times, surprising.
