Sentences with phrase «bauhaus angularity»

Whatever the reason for the nebula's angularity, its shape won't last long — the dying stars that produce such space dust last for just a few thousand years, a mere flicker in the life of a star.

In fashion is angularity.

Each projects a feral sexuality, a rangy angularity that's reminiscent of graceful wild animals, beautiful but dangerous, and watching them at work is like seeing a superior wildlife documentary with sex and slaughter thrown in for good measure.

Her soft figure and large, wondering eyes make a fine, dramatic contrast to Ms. Elise's angularity and burning gaze.

Comfortably the Five's weakest area in an all - round strong showing, it's not that the F10 / F11 / F07 cars are ugly, just more that they're a bit safe and anodyne after the daring angularity of the Chris Bangle era.

Less an SUV than a slightly pumped - up, stretched - out version of the Clio on which it based, the French company's first crossover doesn't have the lofty angularity common in the burgeoning light SUV segment that is populated by the likes of Mazda's CX - 3 and Honda's HR - V.

It's more striking for its angularity and stands out from the pack.

In 1986, an all - new, much smaller body attempted to combine the crisp angularity of the original Seville with the rounded edges of the new aerodynamic aesthetic.

Outside, Lexus's familiar «spindle» grille treatment and L - shaped headlight clusters have been tweaked for even more angularity, and are accented by now - standard LED headlights.

In house, the design theme was called «seductive strength» to describe the look characterized with enough angularity to compete with a stealth fighter.

The car's hawkeye headlights, hexagonal grille, bumpers, flared fenders, protruding rear haunches and C - shaped tail lights all have a notable amount of angularity to them.

The joints in a solid - axle front end only have to accommodate angularity for steering, not for the suspension movement.

Girl with Pink Flower, c. 1940s, and Julie and the Doll, 1943, are all heavy contours and thick outlines, and they possess a heavy - set angularity, which is especially notable in the first painting.

The extent to which Matisse was disturbed by the angularity and the relief - like choppy sea of planes in the Demoiselles is revealed in the Bathers with a Turtle.

Eventually, the angularity began to dissolve, to «liquefy» as Allan Stone said.

The use of bold colors places the work within the context of Synchromism, a style of cubism that blends angularity and the deconstruction of forms with brilliant color.

This invites a comparison between the rawness and angularity of the wood structures held together by fasteners and the feebleness of the images unified by painterly strokes and drips of vivid washes.

In addition to his trademark teapots, some of which reference Bauhaus angularity and architecture, there are a number of saki pots.

When he was there, he extended the geometric angularity that he had introduced in his Eggbeater paintings, but made it much more lyrical, much more delicate in keeping with his sense about the city.

«Horses, A Series, # 7» emphasizes the angularity of the horses bodies while drawing upon a unique Chinese device practiced in traditional brush painting that allows the viewer to see the subject from a multi-level perspective.

While their execution is generally jaggedly severe (reminiscent of Expressionist woodcuts or the angularity of German Renaissance drapery folds), the resemblance to mid-career Pollock and de Kooning is unmistakable.

Rather than fixed formats or object - defying endgames, Wragg brings together a dizzying cacophony of assertions: the charged color relations of the central passage, the angularity of the stickman - like form merging into a neo-Cubist grid, the cartoonish ladder and the graffiti - like arabesques whose casualness belies their subtle relation to the underlying tectonic ruptures.

Influences of a Fauvist Matisse as well as the loose brushwork and meaty angularity of early Diebenkorn become apparent in this period.

Both the study and the painting have an exaggerated angularity, jagged shadows, and thrusting diagonal lines spearheaded by the table tops.

His religious scenes, landscapes, and still lifes are distinguished by an intense coloristic richness and primitivistic angularity.

The stark angularity of tripods and synchronizing devices, the soft curves of the model's body, and the gentle reflections in the green glass, are glimpses of a moment that asks to be stitched back together.

While the figures have been removed from this more recent body of work, it is not hard to see their enduring impact on Rojas» art: with their lively angularity and bold chromaticism, these paintings are equally evocative of folk art and the formalist reductions of key modernist abstract artists such as Alexander Calder, Matisse, Malevich or Ellsworth Kelly.

A striking stone mosaic reveals a beautiful geometric checkerboard pattern, the angularity of which stands in sharp contrast to the otherwise organic form which contains it.

Explore how minimalist angularity, natural elements, and highly polished metallics can provide exquisite contrast within your designscape through strikingly rich accent metals, reflective surfaces, and layered mediums.