Sentences with phrase «diamond shaped paintings»

Not exact matches

Designed to make a noticeable entrance, the Phantom Limelight is available in Gala Blue, with a hand - painted coachline in the shape of a diamond.

Hence the AVANTGARDE line features a front bumper with a sporty design, which looks wider and more athletic than that of the ELEGANCE line on account of the large lower air intake boasting a black painted grille with diamond - shaped perforations typical of a sports car.

Colors, in their variety, combinations and sequences, reference lived experiences from garishness to mysticism, and it is this range that is key to their depth of feeling... Compositions are built on simple layouts — diamonds intersecting cruciform shapes — but it is the complicating of these geometries through color that make the paintings happen.

It had been only three years since he had begun painting again after his long postgraduate hiatus, and he'd initiated his return to the medium with nonrepresentational works: the «Carat» series, 2005, in which crystalline diamond shapes float on black backgrounds like oversize stars in a darkened sky.

Reading Area Community College will feature paintings on styrofoam and prints, as well as one diamond shaped -LSB-...]

Painting with viscous oils on rectangular and diamond - shaped canvases, Mr. Hanson constructs florid, heraldic compositions traversed by grids, serpentine lines and curved and flat bands.

In another series, the chevrons became diamonds, his first shaped paintings (1964 - 69), by the simple device of butting one set of chevrons upside down against another, forming a tricky squarish picture hung on the diagonal.

In 1947, Fine was asked by the collector Emily Hall Tremaine to make an exact copy of Piet Mondrian's diamond - shaped Victory Boogie - Woogie, then in Tremaine's collection (now in the Gemeentemuseum, The Hague) as well as to prepare a complete analysis of the painting, on which the artist had been working when he died three years earlier.

Close created a diagonal grid in which each diamond shape contains its own tiny, brushy painting.

The new paintings are both diamond shaped, and circular.

The encompassing diamond shaped vortex painted on the outer layer alludes to a pulsation, perhaps a base - heavy beat heard in trip - hop.

The diamond shape inscribed within the white rectangle challenges the flood of black paint, asserting that reason and even elegance may resist the uncontrolled flow of the id.

With diamond - shaped holes cut out of the island images, exposing the vibrant tiles, Johnson's paintings are engrossing and, like Johnson's best work, transport viewers to a different place and time, however short - lived.

When Adams makes a pattern of irregular, diamond - like shapes across the entire painting, as she does in the title work, «Soft Power,» she alternates repeating and non-repeating colors and shapes.

He experimented with new shapes — chevrons, diamonds and straight lines flowing across canvases as wide as 24 feet — and expanded his color palette to include as many as 30 hues in a single painting.

The curved forms and right angles used in these paintings were likely derived from the shape of a baseball field diamond.

Although the shape of the brands in his paintings may take on many different abstract and representational forms — including circles, diamonds, and palm trees — the crosshair is a recurrent motif throughout his most recent work.

Similarly, Jewel & Peg Leg are an Item features a colorful, wooden piece in the shape of a diamond or a gem, topped with a blue, glazed ceramic design while right beside it is another painted wooden piece balancing on a pink pad of clay on one side and a peg leg on the other with a dark pink triangular flap rising to the surface.

In the Lozenge painting series, Mondrian tilted his square canvases at a 45 - degree angle so that they hung in a diamond shape.

This catalog concentrates on one of Mondrian's great formal and expressive inventions — the diamond - shaped painting — and includes an essay on several aspects of these works as well as two in - depth studies.

From the late 1940s, Bolotowsky used canvases shaped as diamonds, circles, and ovals to show how the edge of the painting could change the visual effect of the lines and angles within.

Known first for his circle paintings, Noland became a defining Color Field painter by rhythmically exploring a wide range of acrylic hues in a visual language of chevrons, diamonds, horizontal bands, and plaid patterns on variously shaped canvases, one as wide as 7.3 meters.

Divided from corner to corner into two colors, with red or orange on the outside, and blue or green on the inside, the four panels are mounted on the wall in a diamond - like shape, with the open space at the center resembling a four - pointed star (a twinkle of light), adding a whimsical note to the painting.

The 30 - by -22-inch painting might be a design for a constructivist pool table featuring six triangular pockets and a central diamond - shaped bumper.

The simple way to do this is to apply the trim tape to the wall in diagonal shapes and then paint in the middle of the diamonds creating an disillusioning affect.

This one has a classy and classic look which features a painted white surface, and then teal diamond shapes have been painted all over with touches of gold to add a bit of flair.