Sentences with phrase «often paints the night»

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The artist's pointillist - like application of paint often evokes the illusion of night, creating atmospheric images that suggest the dark.

Spero worked on the paintings over long periods of time, often at night.

Kline, who often created his paintings based on drawings, worked at night and used diluted commercial paints and thick brushes, as in Untitled from 1952, one of his most celebrated works.

His paintings are often overcast both in mood and hue — the artist is particularly fond of working at night — though they are occasionally punctured by flashes of bright color, sometimes even literally: Gahl pierces his canvases with protruding painted spikes or outside objects.

Often illuminated by flashes of searchlights, Ruscha's paintings of common objects and urban night scenes evoke atmospheres culled from Hollywood movies, casting a dark shadow on American myths of affluence and success.

This work, The House In My Head, feels very personal, conveying the contemplative, even dark mood one feels at night, which is when he often paints.

After producing a body of paintings and drawings in the 1960s of electrical household appliances and newspaper clippings, often about violent subjects, she came to devote her work to the minutely crafted images of «landscape» subjects: the night sky, the desert, and the ocean.

Uslé paints with a deliberate slowness, often at night, to the rhythm of his pulse and breathing.

Painting in a loose impasto style using acrylics, oils and mixed media, she often works in fits and starts, late at night or before morning.

AF: Your paintings often depict late nights, bar scenes, and personal relationships.

The subjective participation of the viewer «completes» these paintings in a fashion akin to the action of gazing into a fire and seeing one's own imagined universe, or if not the universe, certainly the milky way, Denyer's art so often resembling the night sky.