Sentence examples for whose imagery from inspiring English sources

Job done, given that Vivaldi himself provided programme notes in the form of four sonnets whose imagery tracks the music.

Rothenberg, a painter whose imagery hovers between abstraction and figuration, is sixty-four, high-spirited, talkative, small, easy to like.

Then there are several separate large-scale works whose imagery echoes that of the smaller ones (or vice versa).

HEMPSTEAD Hofstra University Museum Body Mappingg," exhibition featuring works by four contemporary artists whose imagery deals with marking the human body.

Designer's reference points included the stark chiaroscuro of 1920s and '30s cinema, a style resurrected late last year in "The Artist," whose imagery continues to exert an impact.

For each scene he painted a modello, which his assistants then enlarged into a full-scale canvas whose imagery was then duplicated in a tapestry by weavers.

This question was asked of the abstract expressionists, whose subjective imagery was often considered too personal to be universally relevant.

neighbourhood of his youth in glossy Humbrol enamel (commonly used for model making); and Hilary Lloyd, a video artist whose blurred imagery expresses tactile ideas in a nontactile medium.

James Toogood of Cherry Hill is a master craftsman, whose Photorealist imagery of controlled brushwork seems to negate the wetness of the medium.

(The next-best Neo-Geo artist, Peter Halley, made blocky, jarringly colored paintings whose geometric imagery evokes both microchips and prison cells; these have dated).

Once scorned, progressive rock has started a comeback, notably with the Mars Volta, whose grotesque imagery and manic attack can make elders like Rush sound didactic.