Sentences with phrase «pigment in»

Yves Klein (1928 - 1962) loves deep blue and Lot 241, «Venus Bleue,» shows what happens when you take a Classical sculpture of a woman's torso and make a very fine plastic sculpture of such a form and cover it with dry blue pigment in synthetic resin instead of lustrous white marble.

«Bhavsar works with dried granules of pigment in a very deliberate and precise approach, although it may appear random.

The concentration of the pigment in this band shifts from passages of impenetrable darkness to more veiled areas where the underlying sheets remains visible.

In his site - specific wall paintings, Linnenbrink layers acrylic and pigment in energetic stripes, embracing the natural viscosity of the materials and allowing the lines to drip and run into each other.

She works in oil on canvas, layering pigment in a messy manner, using fingers as well as brushes, her palette intense with blacks and reds.

Saylor lays down marks in oil stick, spray paint and pigment in a furious scrawl that ricochets from side to side like visual warfare.

Carroll uses wax and acrylic, building up patterns of pigment in translucent layers of gray, ultramarine blue, neon lime and fuchsia.

Each is densely filled with powdered pigment in gemlike shades of deep red, bright yellow and brilliant green.

Drips thin parallel lines of pigment in mainly monochromatic large - scale canvasses.

No other pigment in the history of art was considered as most poisonous.

Color - field works like his 1961 masterwork «Orange, Red, and Yellow» are just that: three blocks of pigment in which you can lose yourself.

Yves Klein, Untitled (fire - color painting), 1962, charred dry pigment in synthetic resin with metallic paint on asbestos - coated paper on board, 24 1/2 x 19 in.

Each shape is densely filled with powdered pigment in gem - like shades of deep red, bright yellow and brilliant green.

«With a painting, people expect paint on a canvas or pigment in liquid on a flat surface, I'm trying to do something different.

His later works are typically untitled, constructed from heavily impastoed slabs of pigment in the manner of de Staël, whom he learned about from Surrey born, art college instructor, Nicky Horsfield, and overlaid with scratched or squeezed linear elements creating enclosed spaces.

Somnyama Ngonyama, meaning «Hail, the Dark Lioness», represents a newly personal approach taken by Muholi as a visual activist confronting the politics of race and pigment in the photographic archive.

Like Louis in his «veil» paintings, Lawlor merges thin layers of pigment in ways that create emotional entities that embody rather than convey deep feeling.

But if an individual pigment in a cancer - suspect class has not been tested, the manufacturer can, and usually does, label it nontoxic.

Unlocking the rainbow pigment in Monster Hunter World is going to take a long time, as there are a lot of tasks that much be completed, with each taking a considerable amount of time to accomplish.

In the game, they appear to have more lighter blue eyes, while they have more of a dark navy blue pigment in their eyes.

Tyrosine is needed to make melanin, the dark pigment in cat fur, and if a cat doesn't get enough tyrosine in his diet, his ebony fur may fade.

This is because the Pharaoh Hound has no black pigment in their skin.

Curcumin is the orange pigment in turmeric and is a potent antioxidant that offers numerous health benefits including joint health, hepatic support, gastrointestinal health, and cardiovascular function - by helping to maintain the animal's normal inflammatory response.

Cataracts are an abnormal cloudiness of the lens caused by a buildup of protein or pigment in the lens which interferes with normal vision.

If your dog consistently has red - eye in photos, he might not have pigment in the tapetum.

It's unknown why Shar - Peis and chow chows have completely black tongues, but it's caused by extra dark pigment in the skin.

Hypothyroidism, overactive ovaries and other disorders disrupt the natural balance of hormones, which can alter the concentration of pigment in your pet's skin.

Vitiligo, loss of pigment in the skin and hair, can be secondary to this disease.

Those dogs most at risk of sun - related cancers lack protective pigment in their skin.

Pigment in the nose and eyerims should match the color of the dog (either liver or black).

Cereal grasses like wheat grass contain lots of chlorophyll: the green pigment in plants that captures the sun's energy.

The undercoat is white or silver with the lack of pigment in the topcoat producing a pure white dog that can have either black or liver coloured points.

Amber - eyed dogs have eumelanin pigment in their eyes, but not as much — probably because of other genes which modulate how much is made.

(BTand T before teasing and trimming) The OES truncated head, strong muzzle, and under jaw seem lacking in some of today's OES and there is a serious lack of pigment in many of today's breeding stock.

Be aware that some dogs with no vision defects can have darker pigment in their iris which can resemble a misshapen pupil, so look closely to be sure what you are seeing.

While it's perfectly normal for some dogs to have black pigment in their mouths, it's important to recognize that in some cases, those black spots may not be normal at all, and they may warrant a vet visit.

The reason their fur looks like satin is due to a recessive gene that causes the casing around the pigment in each hair to be translucent rather than opaque, like most fur.

Snow nose is most often a temporary loss of pigment in the center of the nose.

Vitiligo: a lack of pigment in the skin (called vitiligo in man and hypopigmentation in nonhuman animals).

If a dog has only choroidal hypoplasia sometimes the natural pigment in the back of the eye hides its presence.

They may also be deaf due to lack of pigment in the inner ear.

If you wait, the development of pigment in the back of the eye can make detection of CEA impossible.

Alaskan Malamutes are prone to losing pigment on their nose and muzzle — this can be caused by nasal solar dermatitis, vitiligo, or lupus, but most commonly it's a harmless condition called snow nose where the nose only loses pigment in the winter.

If skin changes occur, see seborrhea, loss of hair on the trunk, enlargement of the tail gland and perianal glands; may see increased pigment in the skin

«E», normal extension of black, allows the A-series alleles to show through, and «e», recessive red / yellow, overrides whatever gene is present at the A locus to produce a dog which shows only phaeomelanin pigment in the coat.

The lack of pigment in albino animals means that they can not tolerate normal amounts of sunlight.

Some will have a thickening of the skin and increased skin pigment in areas of friction.

This can often lead to a lack of pigment in their ears, causing congenital deafness.

Two genes have been previously implicated in the loss of pigment in Appaloosas.

Melamine, if you don't know, is compound used in things like formica, laminate floors, yellow pigment in ink and insulation.