Sentences with phrase «low relief»

At an Upper East Side gallery, sculptures in low relief, often meant for the home, disturbed my whole idea of what happened in what decade to the development of fine art.

He was particularly attracted to the reductive forms of Cézanne, the illusionistic low relief of the cubists, and the jewel tones of the fauves.

Influenced initially by the still life painting of his father William Nicholson (1872 - 1949), and by Cubism, he achieved his creative peak early on in life, with his famous series of «White Reliefs» - low relief sculpture in painted wood, made between 1934 and 1937, after which he and his second wife Barbara Hepworth (1903 - 1975) established the St Ives School in Cornwall.

Tell me a little bit more about your background and your current exhibition Low Relief at Slag Gallery.

Rachel Rickert: Tell me a little bit more about your background and your current exhibition Low Relief at Slag Gallery.

This increase in storm surges can have a detrimental effect on fragile ecosystems in the area, such as low relief tundra, underlain by permafrost, according to the report.

My «Paperscapes» are predominantly white low relief contoured maps of pattern and structure.

Shaped canvas in two dimensions expanded into the third, from low relief to deeper carving and expanding.

Having first attracted attention with flatter - than - flat hard - edged paintings, Stella has been steadily expanding into space ever since, beginning with low relief and collage and proceeding to curved canvases, paintings with projecting sculpture - like elements, and out - and - out sculpture — although Stella prefers to think of his free - standing works as paintings in three dimensions or «sculptural paintings,» rather than sculptures.

This is a mid 19th century style surround in superior quality Carrara marble with high and low relief carvings; the most notable being the splendid Cupid caryatids.

That horrific series in low relief began after an extended trip to Europe — well before Robert Motherwell undertook his Elegies to the Spanish Republic and indeed a year before Guernica.

The Whitney Studio was remodeled between 1918 and 1923 by the decorative artist Robert Winthrop Chanler (1872 — 1930), who used molded plaster to transform the fireplace and ceiling into an exuberant composition of sculpted flames and low relief figures of mythical and real creatures.

The walls and balustrades are decorated with fine low reliefs, covering a total surface area of 2,500 m2.

Sunk relief as low relief within a sunk outline, from the Luxor Temple in Egypt, carved in very hard granite

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The exhibition is comprised of five works, including Trembling Time (2001), Kings of the Hill (2003), Low Relief II (2004), Wild Seeds (2005), and Summer Camp (2007), which provide an introduction to the past seven years of Bartana's artistic practice.

Can you elaborate on this progression into Low Relief, blurring the line of painting and sculpture?

However, low relief does not defy architecture altogether, like the domes of the late Baroque that dissolve into sky.

Sullivan Goss is proud to present a gigantic mural, an exclusive print of the mural, a custom stained glass window, a rug, some abstract aluminum low reliefs, and many paintings by DAVID FLORES - urban muralist.

In the aptly titled exhibition, the artist introduces low relief sculptures and drawings to comment on cultural and psychological undertones of furnitures, not only as mundane utilitarian objects, but also as witnesses and vessels of human experience.

Consequently the successive viscose layers remain visible, forming a painterly low relief.

These puckered organic shapes are mounted flat to the wall, like low reliefs.

Chun's arrangements vary from seemingly uniform surfaces to works that burst from their frames, constituting low reliefs.

The exhibit will consist of several paintings on cut paneling which feature low relief, a gritty surface, and sporadic colour.

The Anuszkiewicz paintings shown in this exhibition are sculptural low relief wood constructed paintings of intertwined boxes that induce cerebral illusions of transparency and solid forms.

Plastic and metal low relief paintings depict colorless «ozone flowers», unrecognizable within their own ecosystems.

Folds expose the front and back of the paper — a gesture that nears low relief.

Trowel on (lightly for low relief; build up another layer for a higher relief) but make sure your material goes into all the design areas.

Benjamin Lauder Ben Nicholson, Order of merit, was a British painter of abstract compositions (sometimes in low relief), landscape and still - life.

My «Paperscapes» are low relief contour maps of pattern and structure in paper.

In conjunction with the exhibition Lucy Raven: Low Relief at the Columbus Museum of Art, Beeler Gallery presents a lecture by the New York - based artist Lucy Raven.

In recent years, Spencer pioneered a form of low relief sculpture using foam sign board.

Wrinkle ridges are caused by faults that don't extend as deep and tend to have lower relief.

Working in sterling silver they find inspiration in pre-Hispanic art to create a shield - like medallion with birds in low relief.

Bamboo flourishes on the crescent moon, beautifully carved by hand in low relief.

Depicted in low relief, ceremonial tumi blades are a symbol of Peru.

Shaped like a fan, this intriguing pendant depicts vignettes from the Andes in low relief.

By Lilly Rahmann, the charms are created with shining details in low relief.

The Indiana limestone background of the memorial shows aircraft in combat in low relief.

Her solo show «Low Relief» at Slag Gallery is on view March 17 - April 16, 2017.

He went through his black and white phase, and came out the other side in the late 1970s making paintings and prints of utter clarity, but which reintroduced colour, built up paint in low relief and explored once more the illusion of three dimensions, suggesting volume and spatial depth in what could look a little like a late - century and cheerier abstract take on Giorgio de Chirico's bleak city centres in lovely, hard colours.

Her delicate paper collages (1954), low reliefs and free - standing sculptures (1954 - 1958), together with important curatorial projects in Havana, catalyzed a boom of geometric art that coalesced under the ruberic los diez concretos (the concrete ten).

Daniel Lefcourt is a New York - based artist, known for monochromatic paintings of close - up surfaces in low relief that hover between abstract and representational.

GALERIE MEYER OCEANIC ART This Parisian gallery's exhibition of 39 extraordinary Papuan «spirit boards,» ancestral wooden figures carved in low relief, stands out not just in contrast to a tent of mostly contemporary Western art but also for the works» effortless aesthetic achievements.

My paintings are often in low relief, maybe a bit like the bison at the Altamira cave, part protruding from the surface, part additive mark making: 12, 500 BCE.

Daniel Lefcourt is a New York - based artist born in 1975, known for monochromatic paintings of close - up surfaces in low relief that hover between abstract and representational.

«Each day [Rosenberg] marked off a width of tape to preserve a stripe of the previous days» color,» Inouye explains, «gradually creating a low relief site - specific striped mural in the storefront.»

But her work has equally strong parallels to the story of abstraction, often echoing de Kooning's restless collisions and Stella's shaped explosions as she continues to invent baroque extravagances of clashing shapes and eye - popping colors, all squirming in low relief.