Sentences with phrase «everyday scenes with»

Featuring subjects that range from deli counters and isolated figures to dramatic views of San Francisco's plunging streets, Thiebaud's drawings invariably endow the most banal, everyday scenes with a sense of poetry and nostalgia.

By the late 1950s he shifted to more representational subject matter, often depicting everyday scenes with great poignancy.

Imbuing seemingly everyday scenes with rich colour, texture and quality of light enables his images to transcend their mundane subjects.

Featuring subjects that range from deli counters and solitary figures to dramatic views of San Francisco's plunging streets, Thiebaud's drawings endow the most common objects and everyday scenes with a sense of poetry and nostalgia.

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This «everyday» backyard scene with one from Mary Beth feels so familiar to me!

I use it everyday for my business and like to keep my followers interested with snapshots of my daily life, behind the scenes in my studio, works in progress and, of course, lots of photographs of flowers!

Mommy Scene is a family lifestyle blog featuring creative ideas, favorite family - focused brands, inspiring projects we do with our kids and everyday family life.

As a child, he saw a picture in an encyclopaedia titled «An Everyday Village Scene», with thatched cottages, a duck pond, a cricket match on the village green: John Major's rural idyll.

While more complicated images, such as a person sitting on a lawn chair, at first seem like garbled noise, with enough training users can learn to «hear» everyday scenes.

Psychologists Noah Sasson and Amy Pinkham, who are conducting the trial, have pored over hours of tape featuring scenes like this one, evaluating how people with autism or schizophrenia approach everyday interactions.

If you aren't following along with me across my social channels, I share a lot of behind the scenes, snaps from everyday life, and random tidbits that don't always make it over here!

Tulsa really has a fun food truck scene with new ones being added seemingly everyday.

Each month we'll be sharing with you a peek into behind the scenes of the things we are obsessing over + bring some inspiration to your everyday fashion, beauty, and lifestyle.

While most of us realize this from the everyday conversations we're having with singles on the dating scene, we really need to credit the introduction and rise of mobile dating apps for the increase in acceptance to digital dating.

Populated with totally naturalistic performances, and a stunningly observed relationship between mother and son (their scenes together are phenomenal), Bad Hair works by keeping its focus on the small details of everyday life and its rhythms.

A Fantastic Woman flirts with magical realism, as that bending - against - the - wind scene suggests, but Lelio generally keeps the film in touch with everyday, mundane matters.

The final scenes are a tour de force in which the bonfire - strewn streets fill with merrymakers and the exploding fireworks look as dangerous as a war, an apt metaphor for the everyday violence in the characters» lives.

, with early scenes of easygoing camaraderie gradually turning into something darker; and it has the same everyday, naturalistic depiction of violence which Meadows utilised in

This film finally gave everyday riders a look into the lives of the pros with behind the scenes footage of their travels and life off the mountain.

They can watch as the virtual characters act out the scene and deal with everyday challenges.

Amid Switzerland's emerald meadows and majestic mountains, the everyday is made extraordinary, with awe - inspiring backdrops framing nearly every scene.

Cruise the city's canals lined with stilted houses, shimmering temples and fascinating scenes of everyday life before venturing out to explore Bangkok's many bars, restaurants and teeming street stalls.

Bali evolves everyday and has become one of the most sophisticated holiday destination in the world; tranquil, lush green rice fields and long sandy beaches mix with some of the most beautiful and modern resorts along with the perfect shopping and party scenes.

Delta and American Express have partnered to introduce a brand new, Delta SkyMiles Credit Card with no annual fee † that offers SkyMiles Members the ability to earn even more miles, whether running everyday errands or enjoying the local food scene.

Of course, with the side quests, not all of it would have a sad tone, either; you will be able to see a range of scenes, from Lightning and the townspeople's everyday lives to cute moments as well, so we hope you look forward to that.

Taipei - based artist Shih Yung - Chun paints scenes from everyday life, taking inspiration from hundreds of photographs, but there's an element of the bizarre in all his crafted narratives — his subjects always seem to occupy themselves with strange activities.

«These photographs deal with domestic, everyday life scenes captured in straightforward images.

In the late nineteen - sixties, a group of artists made a name for themselves in the United States by using photography as a basis for painting everyday scenes and objects with extraordinary realism.

Beginning with the popularization of paintings of everyday life, artists have made intimate scenes of room interiors.

This selection of photographs, acquired with the support of the Art Fund, includes four portraits and five other photographs depicting the surrounding landscape and everyday scenes.

These works marked his rejection of making figurative art with clear references to the real world, and in particular his move away from the post-WWII Kitchen Sink group of artists who were painting ordinary scenes of everyday life.

The artist records domestic scenes from the everyday: sketching in her studio, napping, reading the newspaper, or hanging out with her cats and her dog.

His staged scenes of everyday objects are at the border between photography and performance art — with a touch of Dada — subverting common sense to create «ephemeral occurrences.»

It is dating from 1857 and belongs to the ukiyo - e oriental genre of art, dealing with the scenes from everyday life and rich folk...

Brazilian everyday scenes of contemporary pop style are paired with religious symbols in very typical Latin American portrayal.

Although she began her career with landscapes, she soon discovered poignancy in the disheveled domestic interiors and everyday scenes that upheld her suspended narratives.

Having pulled elements from everyday scenes, each artist then created new images that take us away from the original setting, and leave us with little or no representational reference to the initial view.

The scenes portrayed with wit and cleverly concise absurdity are less the result of a voyeuristic perspective than an attention to self - representations, roles, fantasies, and desires in everyday life, and which naturally includes the (visual) relationship between man and woman.

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His painting of Fanny Claus, bought for the Ashmolean with help from the Art Fund, will join portrayals of his wife Suzanne Leenhoff, luminaries Proust and Zola, and scenes from everyday life.

Many prominent contemporary masters on the international art scene, along with emerging young artists, have transformed the everyday coffee cup — in this case the white porcelain illy cup introduced by the architect and designer Matteo Thun — into a cult object.

In her most characteristic work, she combines popular imagery from everyday urban and domestic scenes, sometimes paired with curt texts, to skew otherwise banal images into anxious scenarios infused with a sense of irony and black humor.

He started out in São Paolo as a typographer, interior decorator, and self - taught painter of murals, before beginning in 1914 to experiment with oils — carefully observed landscapes and everyday scenes.

By working in the medium of marquetry, typically associated with wealth and power, to portray dystopian scenes of everyday life, Taylor creates tension between the luxurious connotations of the material and a certain abjectness in subject matter.

Since then, González's work has been concerned with everyday scenes and public protest rituals in her home country, Colombia.

Using traditional methods as figurative painter, I am intrigued with painting the fragility and impermanence of everyday scenes.

Known for his paintings Jules has rendered scenes from everyday life, geometric compositions, and abstracted symbols incorporating painterly gestures that show his true alliance with the brush and the process of pushing paint.

Everyday events such as a picnic in the park, supermarket shopping or drinking at an inner - city bar are transformed into grand, sometimes humorously epic scenes where the artists» cartoon - like figures fuse together with the trails and currents of energy that animate the canvas.

Working in a bright palette and always with one eye on figurative forms and the other on architecture, Stokoe creates his scenes from a combination of memory, photographs and the everyday imagery.

She is concerned with portraying the psychological atmosphere of locations and detecting subconscious projections, beginning from scenes filmed of everyday life.