Sentences with phrase «open forms derive»

As abstract sculpture, his wide - open forms derive from David Smith.

Not exact matches

A demand which admittedly is not made of the medium from without; it is a consequence of its nature, from which the much - vaunted open form can be derived — and not as a modification of it — from an old aesthetic.)

(2) Some of the sayings, however, were detached; and if we find them used in other connections by Luke and Matthew, and conclude that these later evangelists derived them from their common source, Q, the possibility is still open that Mark also drew them from this source — which was either a written collection or, more probably, still an oral collection, quoted by Mark from memory and therefore not always in the form followed by Luke or Matthew.

The story had its dim beginnings and it betrays its distant involvement in an ancient myth of creation out of the Near and Middle East which survived in various forms but best and most fully in the Babylonian Enuma Elish (a title derived from its opening words, «When on high»).4 Here chaos is represented in the goddess Tiamat, a name perhaps echoed in the Hebrew word for «deep» tehom (1:2).

The curriculum would be derived from hundreds of job analyses, such as what a department store credit clerk actually did: «meets people who desire to open accounts, asks them for information, writes form letters or telephones for references.»

While plentiful and cheap, coal - derived gas could also be deadly; in its unburned form, it released very high levels of carbon monoxide, and an open valve or a leak in a closed space could induce asphyxiation in a matter of minutes.

Forming Part of the Whitechapel Opening Weekend London - based Polish artist Goshka Macuga is widely acclaimed for her sculptural installations of artefacts and photographs, derived from art history, politics and anthropology.

Both the bracket - like forms and the large open, rectangle are derived from the cattle brands Smith knew well from his years in Oklahoma.