Sentence examples for vibrant depictions from inspiring English sources

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Harker's vibrant depictions of gritty urban sprawl make for a lively and colorful exhibition adding to the ambiance and exquisite American fusion cuisine at Upper West.

The artworks are vibrant depictions of everyday life, static images charged with as much momentum as a television screen flittering through channels, flashing a motley assemblage of images and words.

About 40 years ago, someone in Tigua had the idea of painting on sheepskin, and these works of art are now widely collected and prized for their vibrant depictions of all kinds of festivals... including Noche Buena (Christmas Eve) and Los Tres Reyes (the Three Kings).

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Inspired by quiet rural roads and grand, open landscapes, artist Grant Haffner creates vibrant neon depictions of sprawling vistas bursting with bright color.

Inspired by quiet rural roads and grand, open landscapes, artist Grant Haffner creates vibrant neon depictions of sprawling vistas bursting with bright color.

The Picasso oil painting is a vibrant, cubist depiction of nude courtesans, and is part of a 15-work series the Spanish artist created in 1954-55 designated with the letters A to O. "This is an absolutely blockbuster picture - it's one of the most exciting pictures that we've seen on the market for 10 years," said Philip Hoffman, founder and CEO of the Fine Art Fund Group.

The vibrant large-scale depiction of Picasso's mistress and frequent subject, Marie-Therese Walter, was the highlight of a world-class collection assembled by the late Los Angeles art patrons Frances and Sidney Brody.

The five-movement suite also includes a vibrant, sexually charged depiction of the tryst between the novel's protagonist, Josef, and his lawyer's assistant, Leni, and ends with a dark, murky slow movement that captures the atmosphere of Josef's execution.

There, with the specimen on his drawing table, he can count the scales, the number of rays in the fins and every other physical detail, creating a true-to-life depiction of the fish looking as vibrant and colorful as the moment he pulled it from the water.

Archibald Motley, in full Archibald John Motley, Jr. (born October 7, 1891, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S. died January 16 , 1981 Chicago, Illinois) American painter identified with the Harlem Renaissance and probably best known for his depictions of black social life and jazz culture in vibrant city scenes.

October 7, 1891 New Orleans, Louisiana January 16 , 1981Chicago, Illinois Archibald Motley, in full Archibald John Motley, Jr. (born October 7, 1891, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S. died January 16 , 1981 Chicago, Illinois) American painter identified with the Harlem Renaissance and probably best known for his depictions of black social life and jazz culture in vibrant city scenes.

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