Sentences with phrase «pictorial representations which»

Such ideas are crude and confusing pictorial representations which do justice neither to the fundamental religious experiences nor to the realities of the life of prayer.

The complexities of pictorial representation which characterize the Still Life 1976 paintings mark a definitive step in Warhol's acknowledgment of the history of twentieth century painting and of his role in that history.

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Albert Chapelle believes that, while the doctrine of the Trinity is only a pictorial representation (Vorstellung) of the Concept in its philosophical purity, the Concept itself speaks of an infinite Subject of existence which subsists whole and entire in three dialectally ordered «moments» (HR II, 82 - 94).

Other class periods can be designated as «choose your own approach» problem - solving sessions, during which students might opt to represent problems with manipulatives, other pictorial representations, algebraic notation, or mental math.

The full report, which contains a pictorial representation of the research findings above, can be accessed here.

The pictorial and object worlds generated by Herwig Turk thereby refer to traditional patterns of representation, which call in question both stereotypes of landscape painting and forms of portrait painting.

The pictorial representation is given by painted surfaces, almost monochrome, which in recent series have passed from a more minimalist effect to a more detailed portrayal.

So although Riley was arguably 12 - 13 years behind Vasarely, and 40 years behind the Dutch graphic Op artist M.C. Escher (1898 - 1972), she appeared to be the new pioneer of an entirely new method of pictorial representation, which revolutionized the power of the picture plane.

You can also see a pictorial representation of your health data in terms of graphs, which is an easier way to understand and monitor the accumulated data.