Sentence examples similar to vigorous painting from inspiring English sources

The vigorous paint is especially aggressive.

Discussion often focuses on the action generated by the vigorous paint gestures.

Among the best are painterly pictures of flowers by Claude Clark at Thelma Harris and, at Aaron Galleries, a vigorous yellow painting by the Abstract Expressionist Beauford Delaney that is surely one of the fair's most museum-worthy works.

The vigorous examples here, a still-life and a dancing figure titled "Zeus," are strongly colored and vigorously painted -- the sort of paintings that could inspire boldness in a group of painters forging a style.

In an artistic career that began with a 14-year stint as a poet and then took an unexpected and vigorous turn toward painting, Mr. Sacks has used his finely tuned ear and eye to render the enigmas and horrors of the world as he sees them.

If you don't like calisthenics, then find some other activity that's physical like bird watching, outdoor painting, vigorous dancing, skateboarding, live action role playing... don't waste your time and body energy on something that isn't a pleasure in itself.

His vigorous handling of paint and expert use of colour values for both description and expression were important for the later development of French painting.

This played its part in the transaction concluded at Didier Aaron of Paris over a vigorous self-portrait painted by the academic Meissonnier, probably in the 1870s.

Mary is intent upon the book that she is holding open for the child's edification – there are many flexed, vigorous fingers in this painting.

All the more remarkable is the fact that Hokusai was in his 88th year when he painted this vigorous work.

The N.F.L.'s vigorous prosecution of face paint and touchdown dances makes its inept handling of serious issues seem all the more repugnant.