Sentences with phrase «canvas from»

Here is my wish list although I would love to win anything... — # 37 is a cool Moby Wrap at Christine from Dates to Diapers — # 84 is a baby sling from SassyFrazz — # 14 a 12X12 Custom Wall Canvas from Ju - Ju Beane

Purchase a wood canvas from your local art store.

A blank canvas from the craft store would work perfectly too.

And that canvas from Winners is very serene and neutral.

-LSB-...] canvas from our family pictures paint fight, and I imagined it to look very similar to the sliding barn door tv cover anchored by the green dresser in our family room downstairs.

I wanted it to «anchor» what would be the paint splattered canvas from our family pictures paint fight, and I imagined it to look very similar to the sliding barn door tv cover anchored by the green dresser in our family room downstairs.

I ordered a canvas from them and would love to get some more to go with it.

I just bought a beautiful magnolia botanical on canvas from an ETSY shop and love it.

Relaxing dining and living area that is given character by the prominent display of the owner's artwork, mounted on a canvas from Inside 35.

For this owl handpint craft all you'll need is a blank 8 × 10 canvas from the craft store, acrylic or craft paint, paint brush, a paint pen for the lettering, and some small handed participants

I had another canvas from the pack I bought at Michaels back few weeks ago.

If you are considering Thesis, I think you would probably be better off with something like Canvas from WooThemes.

On another approach is British artist Tony Plant, a sand - painter and photographer who borrows his canvas from nature by using the wet sand of low - lying coastal lands of England as his working surface.

The 1994 oil on canvas from the collection of the famous singer / songwriter Eric Clapton belongs to Gerhard Richter's incredible abstract opus.

In his second canvas from the series Venkanna has taken the original scene from Rousseau's painting and duplicated it as a repetition of the motifs within the painting itself.

By suspending a stretcherless, often vast length of painted canvas from the walls or ceiling of an exhibition space, Gilliam transformed both his medium and the contexts in which it was viewed.

Exponents of New Subjectivity employed every format of canvas from monumental to small - scale, and worked in acrylics, oils, and watercolours, as well as coloured pencils and pastels.

Martin liked to say her career began at the slip, but a minimalistic - surrealistic canvas from 1955, when she lived in Taos, N.M., suggests otherwise.

To cite but a few: Among the works unfamiliar to me were I. Rice Pereira's «Boat Composite,» a large, vivid yet grisaille canvas from 1932 that dominates a gallery of Precisionist paintings and photographs with its bold scale and paint handling, learning from Fernand Léger while presaging the great late works of Stuart Davis and Philip Guston.

This was the year she first painted the «inner band», a vertical stripe full of luminous, active brushstrokes that completely disappears into the surrounding field of the canvas from certain viewing angles.

Agnes Martin's «Horizon,» a 15x15 - inch oil on canvas from 1960, is among works on view in «Between Land and Sea: Artists of the Coenties Slip» at the Menil Collection through Aug. 6.

Among works on view through Jan. 24 in the exhibition «Mark Rothko: A Retrospective» at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is this untitled canvas from 1951.

LAMA set the auction record for any work by June Harwood in the May 17, 2015 Modern Art & Design Auction with an oil on canvas from 1964 (Lot 200), which realized $ 33,750.

Guided by parallel lines, Leapman draws a brush across the canvas from left to right, thus the paint engages with the weave of the canvas with varying intensity and depth, resulting in her characteristic paintings with their rhythmic, undulating surfaces.

The works vary in size, from the small 16 x 12 inches canvas from 1961 whose pull cord extends down the length of the painting and dangles several inches below the picture plane, to the large, three paneled, Untitled (triptych), 1961, which features a split shade and measures 54 x 115 inches overall.

A circular black enamel canvas from the tragically deceased artist Steven Parrino counters the black window display cases of perfume bottles, toilet cleaners, and a Joseph Beuys type white hare holding a twirling protest sign, «Oui or No,» by Josephine Meckseper.

Throughout the evening, it was clear that bidders in the salesroom were looking for bargains, as was evident when, for example, Bridget Riley's stunning and relatively rare, optically vibrating Gala, in acrylic on canvas from 1974, went to a telephone bidder for # 735,650 (est. # 600 — 800,000).

Spacing the distance of the first canvas from the floor to correspond to the height of the first canvas and running towards the ceiling, Mogensen builds an intense interlocking unit of paintings that comprise one stalwart, cohering work.

Christie's set a new world auction record for Robert Ryman, realizing US$ 20,605,000 (# 13,132,569 / $ 18,293,668) for Bridge, an oil on canvas from 1980.

This exhibition will host C. Kirk's highly anticipated works on canvas from 2009, as well as a selection of brand new 2010 pieces.

A Cy Twombly paint, crayon and graphite canvas from 1959 is at Van de Weghe for $ 24 million.

Picasso's «Jeune Garcon Nu a Cheval,» oil on canvas from 1906 has an asking price of 14 million pounds at Dickinson.

At the Art Show, those who missed the Kavi Gupta exhibition can catch up on Binion's paintings on aluminum and canvas from the «70s.

After breaking the stretchers of her canvases as a student, she became intrigued by the idea of «liberating» a canvas from its boundaries, allowing it to take on a third dimension.

For all of its amusements, «Painting in the»80s» makes a serious, and often overlooked, case for Murray as a leading light of the neo-Expressionists, one who found innovative ways to reinvigorate oil on canvas from the minimalist doldrums of the 1970s.

But today Christie's announces its own slate of Richter works, including a canvas from the Tate Modern show that recently played an important role in further fueling demand.

«Instead, «Smear» is the direct result of a protracted method of collage and décollage that transforms Bradford's canvas from simply an arena in which to orchestrate an aesthetic arrangement into a highly constructed, autonomous object.

«These are all different versions of Chuck,» he says, selecting one canvas from the half dozen arranged around the walls of the makeshift studio in his summer house in San Sebastian.

♦ Galerie Chantal Crousel: Wade Guyton's super-scaled «Untitled» canvas from 2013, sold to an otherwise unnamed museum for $ 350,000.

A painted canvas from that event («Untitled,» 1959) is on display here.

A Los Angeles artist who makes works lionizing Tinseltown in the manner of a smitten court painter, and who makes a point of primarily selling to celebrities, Israel also saw another sky canvas from 2013 lead off the Phillips evening sale to the tune of $ 581,000 (est. $ 200,000 - 300,000).

A renewed curatorial interest has grown around his work in the decade since his death, including a new focus on the works on canvas from the 1980s.

In addition, he also experimented with a crude method of «action - painting» (popularized by Jackson Pollock), in which he dripped paint onto a canvas from a swinging can with holes in the sides.

Also in the show is Koons's «Bagel» a seven - by - nine - foot canvas from the artist's personal collection.

Her previous highest sale was a dark blue canvas from the «Fold» series that sold in May at Phillips for $ 1.8 million.

Placing third for the evening was the 6 - foot - wide, untitled Twombly canvas from 1970, covered in house paint and wax crayon and resembling chalk scribbles on a blackboard.

A wrinkled, shimmering canvas from 2010 by Tauba Auerbach, who was born in 1981, sold for $ 2.3 million, above its high estimate of $ 2 million.

Whitten's Erasures — works on paper and canvas from the 1970s — were all about removing historical references from his art in favor of invention and experimentation.

He would then pour and spray his paints onto his canvas from above, allowing his colors» path to be guided by gravity and the folds of the material.

«This extraordinary canvas from 1982 has broken so many benchmarks... but those of us lucky enough to have been in its presence will only remember it's awesome power.