Sentences with phrase «observation of nature»

The works are based on observation of nature, from close up nature studies to broader landscapes.

The question is why one should devote oneself to long - term, careful observation of nature?

In pursuing his own ideas, the artist created an entirely autonomous body of work from out of the perceptions and experiences that resulted from his own observations of nature.

Each had a distinctive way of using the medium to represent inner truths based on the close observation of nature and the external world.

Here then we have a whole range of imagery drawn from loving observation of nature and human life.

Yet, a few details supplied by the artist's sharp observation of nature link these shapes to the reality of the tangible world.

At this point Alistair McGrath proffers a point of divergence from the position presented by this magazine, Catholic Tradition, the First Vatican Council and St Paul to the Romans concerning the «provability» of the Creator from observation of nature.

As the premier showcase for Western contemporary art, the Ann Korologos Gallery proudly represents 30 national and local Western artists representing diverse artistic traditions: bold post-expressionist still lifes by Angus Wilson, expressive drypoint monoprints and monotypes by Paula Schuette Kraemer, and meticulous linocuts showing the astute observations of nature by Sherrie York.

Unlike his physics, the great Greek philosopher's biology has stood the test of time, because it was based on detailed observation of nature

The remarkable naturalism and minutely observation of nature never deserted the American landscape artist and just a few of them surrendered to the spontaneity of European movement's idiom, while the rest continued producing realistic style portrait art and Barbizon School landscape paintings.

Aristotle started from the passive observation of nature and then built up a system based on rational argument.

Hence there can not be impersonal observation of history in the same sense that there can be impersonal observation of nature.

Casual observations of nature had led the ancients to believe that life sometimes spontaneously generated itself from decaying organic matter — think maggots appearing in rotten meat.

«They can all participate in feeding into a very big engine [their] observations of nature and helping others to understand the beauty of the world we want to conserve,» Francis said.

Another wise old Greek, Aristotle, made countless observations of nature, especially plants and their value in nourishing and healing.

The principles of naturopathic medicine are part of what distinguishes the naturopathic approach to health care from the conventional approach; and are based on objective observation of the nature of health and disease.

My inspiration partly comes from my childhood experiences and observations of Nature in rural Kenya.

Roughly 3,500 years ago, through a relentless observation of nature, ancient Chinese scholars discovered the power of food energetics and food combinations in determining health.

He is inspired by his personal observation of nature and his reinterpretation of the techniques of early photography.

He further draws from frank observations of nature and humans, intermixing the two, suggesting an emotional range of psychological expressions, from steadfast and pensive to tired and mischievous in these works.

Richard Long is one of the UK's best - known «land artists»; his work goes beyond simple observation of nature, and instead expresses the experience of journeying through it.

Tobey rejected scale and monumentality to create «microscopic» worlds and intimate compositions, based on an intense observation of nature, the city, and the flow of light.

At this same time, the artist was producing gouache drawings rendered from her own observations of nature during trips to Norway, Ireland and Belize.

Both the careful observation of nature and the bold speculative generalizations with which this was combined expressed a rare freedom from the practical concerns of life as well as from the mythical mentality.

A large untitled watercolor near the Main Street window of Ille Arts has all the «matter - of - fact» (a pet phrase of his) fidelity of his close observations of nature.

Equal emphasis is given to multimedia works that embrace unusual forms of abstraction drawn from minutely detailed observations of nature.

«The images are not from observations of nature, but are «found images» from old magazines, books and photos.

And the observation of nature is central to technological change throughout the ages.

True religion is not a dogma that can be hijacked and manipulated for a political agenda, it is the observation of nature to understand the reality of the divine.

It is the observation of nature to understand the reality of the divine.

So the scientists classify their observations of nature and, poof!

The flame of my inspiration is fueled by dance, rhythm, melody, global folk - art traditions, storytelling, the art of language, community - building, travel and observation of nature.

«Throwing out seemingly established laws of physics is unpalatable,» said Professor Lewis, «but if our observations of nature are pointing us in this direction, we have to keep an open mind.

Darwin used his observations of nature on those trips as a basis for formulating his theory of natural selection.

The watercolors of Alexander Purves are made from the direct observation of nature.