Sentences with phrase «almost self portraits»

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It looks almost identical to this Self Portrait dress, but without the $ 500 price tag!

You guys were SO obsessed with this budget - friendly self portrait azalea inspired dress from almost two years ago that...

It looks almost identical to this Self Portrait dress, but without the $ 500 price tag!

It's an almost dialogue free scene with no score as you watch Abel painting a self - portrait, sitting by the river, and riding the train all the while knowing he's being watched and followed.

Vinterberg's The Hunt, a study in rumor and fear fueling self - righteous hysteria, and Haneke's Amour, an unflinching, almost clinic portrait in the physical deterioration and emotional fallout of old age and debilitating illness), frame their subjects with a mix of objectivity and compassion, and then stack the decks to set out protagonists in opposition to the world.

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It dwells on the technology behind Jonathan Yeo's bronze self - portrait, derived from Google's 3D Tilt Brush software, a sculpture almost as stilted and dead as his paintings.

It's fascinating to see a tiny Pollock self - portrait and a couple of surreal apprentice - Rothkos, but you're itching to get on to large - scale paintings that will lift you almost bodily out of yourself — to find out if art that rocked the world when rationing was in force still makes an impact.

A self - described «collector of souls,» Alice Neel is celebrated for almost single - handedly reviving the art of portraiture in the twentieth century, although she preferred the term «paintings of people» to that of «portrait.»

Joan Semmel is best known for her ongoing series of almost photorealistic nude self - portraits — a repossession of the female body from the male gaze and a meditation on time and its effects.

Even without the Whitney's self - portrait focus, so many of Samaras's works fall into that genre that there will almost certainly be overlap — but here he'll presumably be staged as homecoming king.

Adorned in elaborate headdresses and jeweled designs, the female muses of Iannone's painted motifs (almost always self - portraits) commingle and collide at various angles with the male form — most often that of her longtime lover, the German - Swiss artist Dieter Roth — while intricately patterned mandalas radiate crystalline hues of gold, royal blue, and crimson.

Only a few of the canvases feature Ms. Semmel naked, but with these she is breaking new ground, since there are relatively few examples in the history of art of nudes of the aging female (and almost none are self - portraits).

Almost identically composed, Justesen's self - portrait places her amid an austere but carefully curated arrangement of sculptural figurines and a teapot.

During this period, Kelly rapidly moved from the naturalism of his striking Self - Portrait With Thorn of 1947 through a series of hieratic, expressionistic figures to almost entirely abstract, often monochrome paintings.

The centerpiece was an almost plangent self - portrait of a tiny and clearly aging Hockney in a vast studio surrounded by paint carts that he has rendered in primaries.