Sentence examples for vivid art from inspiring English sources

Whatever the attraction, objectionable characters often make for vivid art, and in "Taras Bulba" Janacek's musical imagery is visceral and almost pictorial.

Yet, thanks in large part to the efforts of a Roman Catholic priest named Ernesto Cardenal, vivid art produced on the islands can be found all over Nicaragua and has been exhibited far beyond.

Which is why the war correspondent David Axe's new graphic novel "War is Boring: Bored Stiff, Scared to Death in the World's Worst War Zones," with vivid art by Matt Bors, is worth taking note of.

It is a land of deserts and jungle, camel trains and tigers, glittering jewels, vivid art and vibrant culture.

As well as the most vivid art figures of various epochs.

Tunnel Vision Posters, subway card placards and other vivid art created for and about the city transit system are on display at the Society of Illustrators.

Shapiro described her music as a "multi-genre pile-up" and likened it to her graphic art, calling it "vivid, gaudy, lo-fi and deceptively candyfloss".

He plasters his artwork, which often contrasts iconic paintings with vivid pop art rendered firearms, in dangerous public spaces, hoping to start a dialog about the dire situation in Honduras.

Takuro Kuwata's gem-studded vessels, in vivid Pop Art reds and blues, appear far removed from traditional Japanese tea ceremony ware.

A dining loft above the bar serves as aerie to people-watch the dining room below, which is embellished with mahogany trim and vivid contemporary art.

As with his variations on generic commercial logos like "I...," he is turning an overworn commonplace -- bureaucratic objections to vivid public art -- upside down.