Sentences with phrase «of visible brushstrokes»

The Golden Age artist was particularly admired for his painterly style, his use of visible brushstrokes in turn inspiring the work of the Abstract Expressionists.

Unforunately, there are still lots of visible brushstrokes, which I don't mind, but I know a lot of people aren't into that.

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And He surfaces in the patches of color, the broken brushstrokes, the silhouette of Him visible in the chaos — Christ entering all this chaos.

This newly discovered sense of liberation is clearly visible in the energetic, staccato brushstrokes that make up the dynamic surface of the painting.

Five paintings structured after works by Kandinsky and Malevich — McElheny's Crystalline Prism Painting I, II, III, IV, and VI — feature press - molded and polished glass prisms inset into a field of black, matte oil paint brushstrokes, visible behind or through a surface made of a sheet of «museum glass».

Where Richter blurs paint to a near - photographic smoothness, however, Taylor revels in his medium's materiality, working in lively impasto and unafraid of drips, splashes or visible brushstrokes.

Studying their paintings in museums, he started from digitally manipulated photographs and through his characteristic approach created images that allow recognition of the original artwork, but still making visible details of the complex surface, the tactility of the paint, the brushstrokes and the pattern of the canvas.

Although Bluhm lived an ocean away from the epicenter of abstract expressionism, his works of the early 1950s share its gestural brushstrokes, visible paint drips, and pulsating color.

Both the studies and the paintings are typically in one colour — sometimes vivid and saturated, other times diluted to the point of invisibility and sparely applied — with the particular qualities of the paint and brushstrokes left visible to allow for subtle variations in tone and irregularities in line.

The Crow exhibition catalog states that the pieces «have a dreamlike quality reminiscent of surrealist explorations of the unconscious that melds, unexpectedly, with visible brushstrokes and the traces of swift, decisive action.»

As paintings, they are activated by the play of colors and visible brushstrokes... As dynamically composed reliefs... they energize the space around them, seemingly almost to be caught in the act of moving across the wall.»

The visible evidence of the short, straight brushstrokes adds heft to the forms while avoiding modeling.

Chase's rough and visible brushstrokes (in Dora Wheeler, for example) resemble strikes of chalk, while the velvety tones in many of his oil portraits (such as those in the Whistler likeness) evoke gently blended powdery pigment.

These orange and brown drops reveal not only the ship's past but also the painting's history — they are visible evidence of the painter's brushstrokes and artistic process.

Each painting depicts a lush landscape that's visible only through the narrow «window» of a single, unpainted swipe in the shape of a brushstroke.

In his decision to work directly on the wall, the artist's hand is clearly visible, via handwritten text in English, French and Flemish, scribbles of white chalk and uneven brushstrokes leaving drops of black paint that almost hit the floor.

Echoing Malevich's notion of faktura — that paintings must present themselves as having been made by the topographic materiality of their surfaces — Rojas leaves visible brushstrokes and traces of her hand in her work.

Seen together, gradations of color and brushstroke become visible, and a sense of motion and static in the pictures manifests.

The cold room at Kayne Griffin Corcoran, part of her first solo show there, which is on view through November 11, has a heavy sliding door and an elegant look — brushstrokes are visible in white paint on the exterior.

Titian used a looser, more abstract brushstroke that gave an unfinished quality to highly expressive effect, while Rodin, upon viewing Michelangelo's uncompleted sculptures, recognized the emotional power of leaving visible the emergence of form from raw material.

The original paintings are immediately recognizable, but it is the overlooked or imperceptible details of the complex surface, the tactility of the paint, the brushstrokes and the pattern of the canvas that Longo has made visible in his translation from color to black and white, paint to charcoal.

But unlike the temporary existence of most graffiti, Greg's brushstrokes and use of collage build upon each other to create a sense of memory in the canvases; nothing is erased, and through the layers of paint, the history of his marks remain visible.

The brushstrokes make the action of the hand visible and emit this shimmering, tremulous vibration.

Built up into a thick impasto of rich colors, Pollock's brushwork is typical of Abstract Expressionist gestural painting, in which visible brushstrokes are seen as physical traces of the creative act.

These casts are impressive in their detail: brushstrokes are visible in the slicks of paint, rougher surfaces pockmarked with air bubbles.

Popularized by Swiss art historian Heinrich Wolfflin, painterliness describes paintings that are loosely and openly styled, with emphasis placed on visible brushstrokes and the application of paint rather than on the sharp delineation of forms and objects.