Sentence examples for wielded a brush from inspiring English sources

Each wielded a brush with true virtuosity; Chase in a filtered Impressionist style seen as "high" art, Parrish in a tight, finicky illustrational mode that left out no detail.

WHEN the guy wielding a broom to sweep up the front steps is the same guy who wielded a brush to paint the picture on the wall, it's a good bet that you've entered that corner of the art world known as the cooperative gallery.

old the portrait, says Oatley, is of an artist wielding a brush.

Maybe they are not making millions, or wielding a brush like Rembrandt.

Above all it shows how to wield a brush so fine that "cases" resemble real people and not talking heads.

By talent and temperament, on brilliant display in novels like "The Mezzanine" and "Vox," he is an obsessive miniaturist, a painter wielding a brush with a single hair.

The strength of these works resides partly in their gentle humor but mostly in the muscular, no-holds-barred way in which Mr. Walker wields a brush.

The Third Reich had banned exhibitions of his work as "degenerate," and he was crippled with severe arthritis, which obliged him to use both hands to wield a brush.

Printing is delayed until an icon of a hand wielding a brush or charcoal stick creates the portrait on a screen while a virtual kibitzer makes comments like, "You ought to be a model".

They hooked a projector up to a laptop, aimed it at a miniature set and watched, with the 12-tone music of Berg playing, as live films were interspersed with Rorschach-like ink spots morphing on the pages of a dictionary — with occasional cameos by Mr. Kentridge's hands, wielding a brush or turning the pages.

He considered the culture open to anyone willing to wield a brush.