Sentences with phrase «from delicate line»

His work runs the gamut from delicate line drawings through epical murals to elaborate collage statues and groups of figures.

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There was a tiny store a short walk away from our home, where they carried neat, white paper boxes, lined with tissue and filled with delicate pink, sugar - dusted Turkish Delight squares.

Six passes starting from the half - way line and Shinji Kagawa's delicate chip rounds of the move.

Stretchy stay - dry lining is super soft, wicks moisture away from delicate skin, and provides a trim fit

The cords, two flexible bands of muscle lined with delicate tissue called mucosae, resonate in response to energy from the airflow.

In much of California, on the other hand, a witches» brew of pollutants cooked in the atmosphere can sear the delicate tissue lining the lungs and aggravate an astonishing array of other health problems, ranging from heart disease and lung cancer to dementia.

Tunneling through wormholes to other universes apparently crosses his delicate line separating scientific prognostication from 2012 theology.

Coeliac disease is caused when the gluten protein found in foods derived from wheat, barley, oats and rye trigger the immune system to attack the delicate lining of the small intestine that absorbs nutrients and vitamins.

Rich in antioxidants & natural ingredients from the earth, these two products simultaneously work together to protect the delicate skin around the eyes and mouth all day long, while making fine lines less noticeable.

Wrinkles can be described as being fine lines or delicate creases caused by sagging, thin skin, but many people who develop wrinkles look upon them as far from delicate.

The line is free from chemicals, additives and artificial fragrances; just pure, natural ingredients that care for and nurture your baby's delicate skin.

The delicate layer of endothethial cells that line our arteries are subject to damage from high blood pressure, toxins from alcohol, pollution and cigarette smoke and free radical damage.

This dress from Hijab Jewels is fully lined and has delicate crystals down the back, adding just the right amount of sparkle.

Blossomy sneakers: Go anywhere in delicate floral shoes like these from Taylor Swift's line for Keds.

Its lightweight, antioxidant - rich formula diminishes dark circles in one swipe, and green - tea and lychee hydrates and protects the delicate area from fine lines and wrinkles.

With wide sheer straps, the delicate waist gathering creates graceful lines as the full skirt flows from the fitted waistband to the floor creating a train to the back.

From delicate silhouettes of your home state to bold sans - serif lettering, this jewelry collection uses clean lines and a casual approach.

Clean lines drawn from city skylines, chains and links inspired by metro grids and maps, and delicate chains paired with chokers influenced by bridges.

A strap of such delicate proportions would normally be crafted in leather, but three lines of gold link chain extends from its slender 15.5 mm case, instead.

From the delicate fabrics and dramatic head pieces to the soft lines and drapey fabrics, we love everything about it.

The collection is made up of an array of beautiful jewelry pieces ranging from statement earrings to delicate necklaces but we also designed a small line of home accessories including jewelry displays and boxes, coasters, planters, bookends, picture frames and more!

I always have a few Jude Frances pieces at cover and fashion shoots, because the line is delicate, feminine, but far from boring — these 18k white gold, diamond, and pearl earrings with white topaz drops are a great example of the designer's work.

No wonder it bombed — the studio overlooked that delicate demographic line separating a twelve - year - old from someone thirteen.

by Walter Chaw Walking a fine line between nostalgia and regret, irony and earnestness, Philip Noyce's The Quiet American, adapted from the novel by Graham Greene, is a lovely film that captures, like Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms, the delicate balance between romance in the immediate foreground and the backdrop of war and politics.

The button layout is streamlined and simple, while the lines feel more organic and delicate than you might expect from something at this price point.

Again there is a delicate line between learning from and holding on to, healing or retribution / revenge, and so on.

Indie Author Day is meant to celebrate indie authors from all across the industry including self - published authors, those published by small indie presses and those who walk the delicate line of hybrid publishing.

This will prevent the pill from dissolving in the esophagus where certain medications can cause damage to the delicate esophageal lining.

More delicate tartar deposits are removed from the gum line with other dental instruments.

On the other hand, Jamie Isenstein's sculpture «Ear Plug Ear Ring,» in which a pair of delicate gold chains concluding in foam ear plugs dangle from a conventional jewelry display, lands a solid punch line.

Partly through close friendships with artists such as Ellsworth Kelly and Ad Reinhardt, Martin began to experiment with symmetrical compositions of rectangles or circles within a square, then from around 1960 — 61 to work with grids of delicate horizontal and vertical lines.

By the 1970s Poons created thick - skinned, cracked and heavy paintings referred to as Elephant Skin paintings; while Christensen sprayed loops, colored webs of lines and calligraphy, across multi-colored fields of delicate grounds; Ronnie Landfield's stained band paintings are reflections of both Chinese landscape painting and the Color Field idiom, and John Seery's stained painting as exemplified by East, 1973, from the National Gallery of Australia.

Painted from historical photographs taken from old magazines, family albums and the propagandist publications distributed by the government during the Cultural Revolution, At a time of immense and rapid socio - economic change in China, these works look back at its past, marking a fragile line with delicate layers of ash between individual memory and official historical record.

Agnes Martin's delicate graphite drawing Untitled from 1965 is a meditation on the intersection of lines, and the primacy of the grid.

In Dislocation, 2015, for instance, Mr. Lawson wedges the coldest gyre of mint green between masses of smoldering purple, indigo and violet, while granting each hue its own distinct painting technique — from the chunky, ribbed lines of a shock of hair, to the luscious transparency of a delicate sweater.

Thirty - eight of Adnan's delicate, diminutive, untitled paintings from 1959 — 2010, oscillating as you approach them between landscapes and abstractions, line the walls of another gallery on the ground floor of the documenta - Halle, the glass - fronted exhibition venue down the street.

Her works evoke web - like membranes made of delicate markings that co-exist with abrupt breaks and amputations made with decisive lines, and with fingerprints that lead us into the heart of a nebula, a fluid and organic structtaken from a large painting exhibited for the first time, which is a part of the trilogy Love - Birth - Death, her latest major project.

«THAT»S THE GREAT ESCAPE FROM MEANING — YOU CAN DESCRIBE A LINE AS POWERFUL, DELICATE, FRANTIC, WHATEVER STRIKES YOUR EYE VISUALLY — BUT NOT TALK ABOUT THE LINE BEING A NOOSE.»

From Lee Ufan's delicate repetitive graphite strokes (in the «From Line» series, 1964 — 82) to Brice Marden's gestural gouache contours (The muses drawing, 1991 — 93) to Julije Knifer's hard - edged bands of thickly applied graphite (untitled [Méandre], 1993 — 99) to Vera Molnár's zigzagging black thread installation, the predominantly black - and - white show is delightfully diverse.

From the thousands of submissions, subtle themes also appeared for the judges — the delicate handling of intimate, private moments by photographers; the capturing of the major public stories dominating the news, from the conflict in the Ukraine to the endless lines of refuges in search of a better life in Europe; and the use of new technology to create work, including drone and underwater photograFrom the thousands of submissions, subtle themes also appeared for the judges — the delicate handling of intimate, private moments by photographers; the capturing of the major public stories dominating the news, from the conflict in the Ukraine to the endless lines of refuges in search of a better life in Europe; and the use of new technology to create work, including drone and underwater photografrom the conflict in the Ukraine to the endless lines of refuges in search of a better life in Europe; and the use of new technology to create work, including drone and underwater photography.

4 For Hambling, this expressive and sensual concept of «touch» derives from a deep connection with the subject being drawn, through fluid graphite lines, forceful strokes of charcoal or delicate ink wash.

As a bonus, next door at the other Matthew Marks gallery space on the street, a group of Kelly's open - line plant drawings (some in pencil, others traced with a delicate brush) offer a reminder of the deep commitment of this abstract genius to drawing from nature.

Most of the pictures are representational, in styles that vary from John Gosling's delicate renderings of local scenes to Pat Sargent's bold portraits of Hedy Lamarr and Billie Holliday, their black lines overlaid with subtle color accents.

There is certainly, without any exception, no profession in which so many temptations beset the path to swerve from the lines of strict integrity; in which so many delicate and difficult questions of duty are constantly arising.

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