Sentences with phrase «through nocturne»
Susan Lubowsky Talbott: «The subject of the nocturne with its sense of mystery, beauty and even foreboding is one that has long intrigued artists... Through the nocturne, artists today can reconcile romantic nostalgia with the harshness of modern life to depict worlds both real and imagined, brutal and sublime.»
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Progress through Nocturne was dependent on one's ability to navigate convoluted mazes as well as understand the combat system and exploit enemy weaknesses.
After spending a couple of hours wandering through Nocturne's lonely hallways many asked themselves «Is this all there is?»
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The last Shin Megami Tensai game, Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne, which released in 2003, sold 185,000 copies in its first - week, and sold through 75.7 % of its shipment.
Played from a first - person perspective, you can explore both the real region of Amami, and virtual city of Paradigm X, working through various dungeons as the story progresses, in a fashion reminiscent of more traditional Shin Megami Tensei titles such as Nocturne.
Incendiary Nocturne with Stormy Sea (48 x 40 inches) evokes this excitement through its portrayal of several streaking rockets.
Titled «New York Nocturnes,» the solo show will be on view through December 17.
«Fitler Square Nocturne,» for example, has a break in suggested black fencing inviting a stroll through vertical shapes of oil colors that might suggest trees and light stanchions.
If enlightenment is to be achieved through the pain of introspection, the nocturne is a path to that goal.
New York Times critic Roberta Smith reviewed very favorably Nakadate's recent show, «Strangers and Relations (2013),» a show consisting of portraits of Americans distantly related to the artist (and located through DNA - testing), calling it «unusually gripping,» and adding, «Ms. Nakadate's nocturnes envelop us in darkness and tenderness and, as usual in her work, an unexpected intimacy opens up.»
As a teacher, Thomas has taught painting through the S.B.C.C. Continuing Education program for ten years, two Plein Air Painting Nocturne workshops through the Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard California, and oil painting workshops in Santa Barbara.
The pavilion itself was the setting for The Other Side (2002), in which ballroom dancers float serenely through its dreamlike architecture, to the accompaniment of a Schubert nocturne for piano trio.
Susan Fenton's «Egg, Cloth and Vase (Nocturne Series)» is among the works on view in the exhibit «Photo Extremes: Realism / Abstraction» through Sept. 22 at DesignWorks in Galveston.