Sentence examples for wide abstract from inspiring English sources

That boundary and the territory it defines is wide: abstract painting by African-American artists is a rich and barely studied aspect of 20th-century American art history.

Lights are kept low and candles flicker, and a wide abstract horizon by the artist Stephen Hannock runs across the restaurant's rear wall.

And this collection had a lot a lot of technical firepower behind it, with overlocked stitches along the seams between panels of mesh and chiffon, lots of layered looks, about four varieties of racer backs and hand-painted wide abstract brush strokes that were meticulously painted on layers of chiffon.

In the present study we asked whether the mental time line metaphor could be extended to wide abstract concepts such as past and future.

These findings suggest that the mental time line metaphor according to which the time flows in a linear way from left to right [4], [28] could be extended to wide abstract concepts such as past and future in the linguistic domain.

Part of Mr. de Cossy's goal, he said, was to create both intimate and large spaces for the works, ranging from delicate Asian ceramics to a 13-foot-wide Abstract Expressionist painting by Robert Richenberg.

A recent privately commissioned poll to which I have had access shows that while a majority of Turkish voters want a ban on alcohol and almost half would support the use of illegal means in the fight against terrorism, there is also wide support for abstract notions such as liberty and freedom of expression.

It is ambitious, abstract, wide ranging and original, and it has continued to be read and discussed, especially the first half.

The gift is sparking particular curatorial delight because Cubism, which ushered in the wider period of abstract painting, has until now been underrepresented on the Met's walls.

Gaining notice in the art world while still a student, she soon began building a wider following with abstract wire sculptures that expressed both the craftsmanship she had learned from Mexican basket makers as well as her ambition to extend line drawings into a third dimension.

It is shown that these results can be lifted to a wider class of abstract methods of interpolation.