Sentence examples for visible surfaces from inspiring English sources

Some modern stone masons still use marks, but they are no longer made on to visible surfaces.

A truly important modern artist shows new works that continue her haunting meditation on the visible surfaces and hidden interiors of the world.

In all his works, he focuses on the bones of design, treating the visible surfaces as the obligatory neat endings to more interesting backstories.

Cubism – as their revolution was nicknamed – rejected not just the convention of painting pictures, but the very expectation that art must be about the visible surfaces of the world.

The rocks got redder as we ascended and at one point, near the top of the pass, all visible surfaces, including the pressed-mud houses, were a deep cerise.

Nicola Sabbatini's "Manual for Constructing Theatrical Scenes and Machines," published in 1638, listed three main methods of changing scenery: one used periaktoi; the second maneuvered new wings around those already there; and the third pulled painted canvas around the wings to conceal the previously visible surfaces.

Consider the visible surface of Los Angeles.

Now they were covering every visible surface of her bedroom.

Triton's visible surface is covered by methane and nitrogen ices.

It is a way to examine a painting's "underdrawings"—the successive layers of work beneath the visible surface.

Photosphere, visible surface of the Sun, from which is emitted most of the Sun's light that reaches Earth directly.