Sentences with phrase «blue horizon lines»

Landskein: A term coined by a painter in the Western Isles referring to the braid of blue horizon lines on a hazy day.

The result is a site - specific installation with thousands of blue horizon lines that rise and fall, surrounding the viewer.

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«The entire life of this city depends on Rusal,» said Evgeny Ivanov, until recently a foreman at the plant in Sayanogorsk, where pockmarked asphalt recalls the harsh winters endured by its 60,000 inhabitants, and icy blue mountains line the horizon.

If the blue line of the Alligator MT4 indicator intersects the lime and red line top downward with price trading below (check Fig. 1.1), a sell signal is said to be on the horizon.

The dark blue rolling hills obscure the horizon line and push our focus forward to the figure.

The relief panels, depicting the rise and fall of the tide and shifting horizon lines, are densely arranged on graphite - colored walls where Fernández has extended the blue - hued images by drawing directly on the wall surface.

The painting closest to Miró and Gorky already hints at a landscape by the sea, with a firm horizon line and blue background above it.

The wonderful paintings by Maria Lalic here Bohemian Green Landscape Painting and Sevres Blue Landscape Painting, both constructed by placing two landscape oriented canvases one above the other creating a «real» horizon line, also have visual similarities to the Jean Spencer study.

Like a distant road receding into the horizon or smoke from a genie's bottle, de Kooning's lines merge into rainbow - like partnerships of blue, yellow and red, or they blend, chameleon - like, into new arrangements.

The multiplicity of fine lines builds up to create a vast section that is densely colored and which — with a clear, curving demarcation between the blue ink and the horizon of the canvas — calls to mind a mountaintop.

Using an image of the cabins at Emma Lake, a small blue monochrome, a high horizon line and a figurative male element, Atkinson's work needles the dominance of the Emma Lake modernist vision.

C1855 — 65), she reintroduces the horizon line, but it is made by the joining of two monochromes, a lower one in brown and an upper one in blue.