Sentences with phrase «circular bands»
During their growth, they develop circular bands similar to tree rings.
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Noland soon went on to soak his own paintings in circular bands of inky acrylic.
Nearly circular bands, called auroral ovals, surround both poles of our planet.
Generalizing the standard model of flocking motion to the curved surface of a sphere rather than the usual linear plane or flat three - dimensional space, Bowick's team found that instead of spreading out uniformly over the whole sphere, arrowlike agents spontaneously order into circular bands centered on the equator.
Most jets form circular bands, but the Voyager spacecraft snapped pictures of an enormous hexagonally shaped one (each side rivals Earth's diameter) when it passed over the planet's north pole in 1988.
Painted in the late 1950s, Spread demonstrates Noland's achievement of a distinctly personal style based on concentric circular bands in unpredictable sequences of highly saturated colors.
Just 4 pattern pieces; front, back, sleeve cuff, and circular band.
As I absorbed the monumental color field paintings and scrutinized the circular bands of steel sculpture on the floor — representing two important aspects of his work in the seventies — I recalled that Olitski was the first living artist to be given an exhibition in 1969 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art by the curator Henry Geldzahler.
Hence those bursts of divine space into at least a schematically human space in Sienese painting, such as the circular bands of flat color surrounding an Edenic disk in Giovanni di Paolo's The Creation of the World and the Expulsion from Paradise (1445).