Sentences with word «diaphanous»

Stern's semi-translucent, gossamer colors billow across her surfaces, soaking into the unprimed canvas to create tactile fusions of paint and support that envelope the viewer in diaphanous veils of paint.

Now I want to buy back the darn Diaphanous Tunic that I returned because your outfits are so darn cute Maybe with my discount... though, how come long cardis on me still weren't long enough to cover the shirt?!

Presented on separate floors of Tew Gallery through June 1, Minton's multivalent and playfully complex woodcut paintings, together with Ludwig's fecund layering of diaphanous veils of color and lush natural imagery, create a conceptual playground and a sensory feast.

A four - poster bed draped in diaphanous white voile and large dining table deliver a contemporary Caribbean feel along with the French doors opening onto a private veranda with garden views.

New York - based artist Beverly Semmes is well known for her use of garments to define the absent body — dresses hung on the wall and spilling out across the floor in a sea of diaphanous fabric.

Asymmetrical ruffle defines diaphanous dress Boatneck Slit sleeves About 63» from shoulder to hem Silk Dry clean Made in USA

Welcoming my first spring season in NYC with diaphanous tiers of scarf - print silk layered with light ruffles and delicate sheer panels.

Lightweight and sheer, it stretches well in all directions and can be used in various design projects, from wedding veils and dresses to diaphanous skirts and adornments.

Her drippy, gestural images use layers of diaphanous color cascading in multiple directions.

The house of Vionnet has continued the heritage of the brand by creating diaphanous gowns that define and flatter the form through expertly cut and draped garments.

But there's never been a more compatible venue for Riley's signature work than the giant MASS MoCA hall that housed Izhar Patkin's installation of diaphanous paintings on wall - size lengths of mesh, «The Wandering Veil.»

Another standout is Gray Panel II (1977), in a hue so diaphanous as to seem on the verge of dematerializing.

The film set the tone for a collection rooted in sandy, natural hues: A neutral palette to better showcase Mr. Armani's masterfully tailored jackets (some cropped, some a bit more slouchy), loose trousers, and diaphanous maxi skirts.

Designed with ripples of diaphanous tiers over soft micro fiber fabric, the lively panels create a light and airy ambiance in any room in your home.

A 2008 untitled watercolor is exemplary of the artist's sexually - charged imagery: as a handsome young man wades nude through a dark pool of water, a mosaic and diaphanous space rises behind him.

Fabrics range from diaphanous silk chiffon to slinky liquid satin.

... major early works, the seminal Mountains and Sea (1952), she created diaphanous colour by means of thinned - down oils that she allowed to soak into the raw (unprimed) canvas.

Words and quotes, often lifted from famous texts, are written and rewritten vertically — rather than horizontally — on diaphanous papers and iridescent tissue, and strung up together with tape.

But what ended up on the canvas, he adds, «was just this kind of diaphanous form... a very washy, abstract painting.»

They include diaphanous fields in which open shapes appear to flow through and around one another; austere, severely articulated swarms of marks; and dense, all - over clouds of color punctuated by linear traces of the artist's brush.

I'm thinking of the way that the spaceships seem to float like feathers while having a black, stony surface that suggests the weight of lead; and the way that the alien ink swirls in mid-air like diaphanous liquid chiffon.

Using his hands as stencils, in Freischwimmer 102 Tillmans guides his ephemeral medium across the picture plane, effecting vortexes of rippling violet ink, which unfold in diaphanous skeins of heliotrope, the billowing composition entrenched in the science of its own making.

Composed of 18 diaphanous printed cloth banners displayed in a semi-architectural formation, the work includes a poetic audio track.

Pull the blinds Skip diaphanous window dressings — however romantic — and go for a heavy fabric or blinds that completely block light.

It's this constant balancing act that makes the British designer's Chloe aesthetic so appealing: just when things are getting a bit diaphanous, she throws in a military - hued, multi-pocket romper suit.

Make no mistake: Just because you don't see a sea of diaphanous black gowns and sharp, black tuxes at the Oscars red carpet this Sunday doesn't mean the Time's Up movement didn't show up.

The only condition is that the skirt must be soft, but not very diaphanous, but not rigid.

But the experience still leaves me strangely detached towards the macaque monkeys posing with chalices amongst painted patterned veils; they still evoke those exquisite, sophisticated designs incorporated into diaphanous Indian and Balinese fabrics.

Surrounded by the billowy architectural casts of Heidi Bucher (think Rachel Whiteread, but softer, more diaphanous embalmings), Castets discussed the shifting kaleidoscope of Swiss identity, the advantages of looking at a nation from the outside, and global art's challenge to culture.

Other Hofmann students include Giorgio Cavallon, who is represented by a canvas in which areas of color seem absorbed by and emergent from an atmosphere of shimmering diaphanous light, and John Little, whose use of broad, muscular strokes that activate his surfaces are suggestive of the art of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, with whom he was closely connected after moving to East Hampton, New York, in the late 1940s.

Against a palette of warm golden and yellow tones, the artist lays out a series of diaphanous bands that bisect the canvas along horizontal and diagonal axes.

Jenkins controlled the paint flow across the canvas with an ivory knife, producing diaphanous and intensely colored multi-layered works.

Frankenthaler's unique diluted oils technique produced intriguing, water color - like, diaphanous sweeps of color that carried with them little evidence of a brush stroke.

In one of her major early works, the seminal Mountains and Sea (1952), she created diaphanous colour by means of thinned - down oils that she allowed to soak into the raw (unprimed) canvas.

Her expert and sometimes surprising treatment of paint — alternately diaphanous and goopy — complements a keen sense of color that glories in the hues and light that emanate from her laptop, and finds inspiration in the saturated colors of TV cartoons.

Diaphanous ruffles add romantic volume and trendy style to the sleeves of this lightweight woven blouse.

Deliberately choosing views from varying perspectives, he eliminated distracting elements to render the essence of the iconic stone architecture, transforming it into a less recognizable, diaphanous version of itself.

The reflective, transparent façade of Johnson's diaphanous structure combines light, interior, and exterior to describe architectural space.

The cosmos remains unfinished, and so we may look to its various evolutionary episodes for signals of its promise but not for any categorically diaphanous epiphany of God.

Hence the multitude of hanging, diaphanous photo - screens and coordinated audio loops, and wall installations with a / v and photographic displays, timelines, and text.

Their bodies are diaphanous commas afloat in the oceans: a blob of a head attached to a long tail that swishes water through its house.

Diaphanous zebrafish embryo reveals its «artful etchings» The significance of the UCSF discoveries dramatizes the importance of the tiny blue - and - silver striped denizen of India's Ganges River - and many an aquarium — as a model for biomedical studies.

Think ethereal, sublime and diaphanous beauty.

I can only imagine how diaphanous the movement of this dress was on her — as the runway presentation did display.

Features classic blouson silhouette and layers of diaphanous ivory silk chiffon printed with a various red and peach tulips and ot...

The actress and designer's pastel - printed, diaphanous outfits (from Rebecca's new collection) have editors already making a spring shopping list.

My fabric, however, is light, crisp cotton... quite unlike the lovely diaphanous and sequinned makes of the twenties.