Sentences with phrase «horizontal brushstrokes»

Here, vivid horizontal brushstrokes dramatically interrupt the ethereal flow and overall rhythm.

In other paintings, disconnected branches are isolated against abstract pink, purple, and black grounds of sweeping horizontal brushstrokes.

In Confirmation (2014), the artist applies one color, a burnt Sienna, with similar horizontal brushstrokes in a variety of values.

However, its small size, its materials, and its awkward pattern of vertical and horizontal brushstrokes immediately distinguish it from Reinhardt's oil paintings.

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Along the way, he stops to separate rows with horizontal bands almost like single brushstrokes, although Whitney uses as many as he needs, no more and no less.

Linda Touby pairs intuitive brushstrokes with bold, horizontal bands of vibrant blue, black, white and yellow, offering a sense o...

In certain works, wide, dragged brushstrokes create thick horizontal bands across prepared grounds.

She worked within a grid, like the color charts of Josef Albers, or with brushstrokes separated by horizontal rules and bare canvas.

From the play of horizontal and vertical brushstrokes in Tonka or Rala (both 2017), the simplicity of whose structure underlies a complex weave of anteriority and posteriority, to the herringbone weave of Session, the earliest work in the show (1999), or the branch - like structure of Decalque (2002); whether as armature, as motif or as incidental reference, a grid underlies each of the works in this exhibition.

She applied multiple coats, alternating brushstrokes between horizontal and vertical directions and sanding between layers.

horizontal composition, whole canvas is filled, very colorful and abstract, action painting, a lot of movement, brushstrokes are bold and raw Aristotle Forrester (American, b. 1993)...

In these paintings the picture plane is divided into two arbitrary horizontal zones; in one of these zones is placed a bright geometric form or an irregular aggregation of brushstrokes (Glow, 1966).

Parmentier did horizontal stripes, Toroni patterned his paintings with short, repetitive brushstrokes.

Certain aspects of the brushstroke and the slight drip appear again in Reed's more recent paintings, such as # 628 which has a small rectangle inset in the larger horizontal rectangle of the canvas.

Horizontal bands and vertical drags of wide brushstrokes are interrupted by more angular accents, resulting in a mesmerizing ground in which painterly components simultaneously quarrel and complement each other.