Sentences with phrase «overlapping flat planes»

Not exact matches

Caulfield's exacting draughtsmanship and bright, flat surfaces — flat, but deftly used to suggest overlapping planes, falling light or subtle changes in perspectival depth — changed infrequently and instead were refined over the decades.

Henri Rousseau's (1844 — 1910) detached treatment of surface composed of flat, juxtaposed and overlapping planes and grids, foreshadowed many aspects of Modernism have long fascinated Ghenie who regards him as «the first abstract painter».