Sentences with phrase «heavy black outlines»

Drawn in heavy black outlines, these disturbing yet humorous figures evoke the comic - strip characters of the 1920s and»30s he so admired.

Each bubble, rendered in white - painted steel with heavy black outlines, features a solitary word or punctuation mark.

Bolotowsky was evidently also inspired by Picasso's Studio of 1927 — 28 (on view at the Museum of Modern Art from 1935 onward), with its heavy black outlines and its geometric forms lying flat within the picture plane.

With its heavy black outlines and religious subject, one painting could pass for Georges Rouault, the French modernist.

This look works particularly well in patch format, and Few and Far Collective's stylized animals with heavy black outlines do just what the best tattoos do — make art wearable.

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Tapestry, selected for the Aesthetica Art Prize invites us to explore the mystery which it sets out before us: uncertain light that could be dawn or dusk; heavy air that wafts across the sky; the outline of the black, barren mountain cliffs; and soft, silent, timeless snow.

A jagged clot of paint applied by palette knife with a slashing motion; a heavy, worried black outline that lassoes its subject; an impacted thicket of wide, assertive brush strokes, wet into wet, black paint defiantly dragged into red: these are the terms of engagement, alternately lyrical and militant, with which each artist defines himself.