Sentences with phrase «defined areas of colour»

His style was highly original; his landscape painting employs clearly defined areas of colour structured by abstract patterns and shapes.

Not exact matches

Impressive though his hand is, this alone is not the defining characteristic of Jones's work; his eye for colour is uniquely his own, juxtaposing mint greens with deep reds and vast areas of flat luminous yellow with thick navy blue outlines.

The silkscreen process, which lends itself to large areas of flat, sharply defined colour, was ideal for the formal simplicity of Caulfield's compositions.

The adaptation of Klee's line to a post-Cubist style, with the filling in of defined areas with strong colour and heavy pencil shading, was particularly characteristic of Ben Nicholson's painting after 1947, though his forms are less rectilinear than Hepworth's.

Then in 1947 Rothko eliminated recognizable forms defined by lines, building up his surfaces with irregular colour stains, high in key, which formed a complex of distinct, segmented areas.

Back in the United States during the Great Depression of the 1930s, he developed a new style based on the rhythmic contrast between geometric areas of flat colour and objects clearly defined in linear perspective.

This light, white kitchen extension, which includes a dining and seating area, has defined areas thanks to the use of block colours; purple for the kitchen and green for the dining area.