Sentences with phrase «painting black animals»

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Dhambalin is a rock art site in the desert, about 20 miles from the Red Sea, where there are 5,000 - year - old paintings of animals in red, green, pink, white, brown, yellow, and black.

Nearly a third of the animals in painted caves are horses; and nearly all of the horses are rendered in brown or black, similar to the bay or black colors of today's horses.

This coincides with the majority of paintings from that period, in which the animal was always painted black or in reddish tones.

All three caves contain red (ochre) or black paintings of groups of animals, dots and geometric signs, as well as hand stencils, hand prints and engravings.

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Where The Rider gives us a protagonist ensnared by his responsibility to a dream — Brady can no more shake the memory of being on horseback than he can abandon his town or his loved ones — The Black Stallion paints a picture of animal kinship as the ultimate escape: from the vagaries of the human world, from one's own tragic backstory, from the limitations of one's youth.

The hides were decorated with beautifully rendered pictures of animals and various abstract symbols painted in black and many vivid shades of red, yellow, and brown.

Instead of pinup girls, Stearns painted black - and - white illustrations of interwoven migratory animals.

Filed Under: Halloween, Painting for Kids, Under 5 Tagged With: animal, black cat, cat, Halloween, paint

Amongst our favorite artworks being exhibited here are Marc Dennis» realistic still - life painting of luscious flowers at Dallas» Cris Worley Fine Arts, Francis Upritchard's gesturing bronze figure at London «s Kate MacGarry, Jason Middlebrook's geometric abstraction on an elm plank at New York «s Ameringer McEnery Yohe, Luis Gispert's abstraction made by embedding gold chains in a field of black stones at Palma de Mallorca's Lundgren Gallery, and Klara Kristalova's ceramic sculpture of animals in a tub at Lehmann Maupin, with galleries in New York and Hong Kong.

DALeast paints animal figures in his signature style using a swirling vortex of organic black lines with white highlights.

But so is the first painting you see in the show, Pollock's She - Wolf (1943), a strong Picasso - influenced painting although Picasso would most likely have defined the animal with a strong black outline which in the Pollock is obscured by a turbulent painterliness which prefigures Pollock's last works, which are also seen as off - brand (tragically so, instead of, as in She - Wolf, developmentally), although it suggests a move towards materiality, mass, and perhaps even an atavistic need to return to some form of representation, in a way which Guston was able to pursue, when he became dissatisfied with abstraction.

Rendered in a black, monochromatic palette, the painting features the artist's solution for depicting the animals named in the title.

I am also showing a black / white painting of Carrie Marill with a scramble of animal forms which fit together like a puzzle.

In his most ambitious painting to date, a 9 x 15 foot black and white oil painting of a Bengal tiger, Newsom's work rests between heaven and hell: the animal is ethereal, omnipotent, terrifying, and lovable.

[36] A team of 8 people worked strenuously for 40 days, first building a frame using metal rebar, covering it with chicken wire, sheathing it with fabric attached with smelly animal glue, and then painting the inside of the enclosure black, and includting the outside in bright colors.

Painted in earthy browns, blacks, taupe and grey, they ripple and shudder with the organic vitality of brindled animal hides.

Stark black watercolor paintings by Indonesian artist Elicia Edijanto explore the relationships between people, animals, and nature.

JESSICA STOCKHOLDER [JS 493] 2009 TV wall mounting bracket, plastic parts, black plastic with fake animal pattern, frame, metal scrap, yarn, spring, umbrella fabric, oil paint, wood filler 62 by 17 1/2 by 15 in.

By John Baldessari - Beast (Orange) Being Stared At: With Two Figures (Green, Blue), 2004 - Eight Couples: Fighting (from White to Black), 2004 - Six Couples: People and Animals (from Violet / Yellow to Red / Green), 2004 - Tiger (Orange) and Trainer: With Three Figures (Red, Yellow, Blue), 2004 - Umbrella (Orange): With Figure and Ball (Blue, Green), 2004 By Jeff Koons - Mountains, 2000 - Sandwiches, 2000 By James Rosenquist - The Swimmer in the Econo - mist (painting 1), 1997 — 1998 - The Swimmer in the Econo - mist (painting 2), 1997 - The Swimmer in the Econo - mist (painting 3), 1997 — 1998 By Andreas Slominski - Bird Trapping Station, 1998 — 99 - Cough Syrup Transport System, 1998 By Hiroshi Sugimoto - Benjamin Franklin, 1999 - Henry VIII, 1999 - Catherine of Aragon, 1999 - Charles I, 1999 - Elizabeth I, 1999 - Emperor Hirohito, 1999 - The Last Supper, 1999 - Napoleon Bonaparte, 1999 - Oscar Wilde, 1999 - Pope John Paul II, 1999 - Rembrandt van Rijn, 1999 - Sir Winston Churchill, 1999 - Voltaire, 1999 - William Shakespeare, 1999

Shot on rough ground, Thomas Roma's black and white pictures of the shadows of dogs at play look a bit like cave paintings, where featureless silhouettes distill the doggy essence of each animal.

Indonesian artist Elicia Edijanto creates tranquil black & white paintings featuring the close relationship of a kid with animals and his environment.

Among the works on display in New Britannia will be miniature animal sculptures by Tessa Farmer, sketches in black ink by Scotland's Donald Urquhart, paintings by Toby Ziegler, and Happiness, an installation by Barry Reigate.

In text paintings such as City of Love and Fear and Animal at Night, crisp black lines and well delineated edges lend these phrases an other - worldly detachment, suggesting places at once depersonalized and anthropomorphic.

Once he began executing his black paintings, Pollock abandoned covert strategies and left visible figures, all sorts of faces (including at least one Indian head replete with feathers), ears, limbs, hands, feet, foxes, birds, and other animals generally found outdoors in nature.

I've a dining room surrounded by black bookcases, a chalk painted chandilier, a traditional table, and whimsical glit animal plates on the opposite wall next to a subway poster of local town hot spots.

I dig typography and all things monogrammed, gray, painted furniture, pops of bright color, plaid, photography, white, clean lines, old cameras, black, topiaries, gingham, bold graphics, red, wreaths, chevron, orbs, paisley, natural fiber rugs, green, board and batten, mercury glass, stripes, wooden plank walls / ceilings, buffalo check, and ceramic animals (that don't look too realistic)-- I could ramble on for a while...