brushwork

1 Mr. Sasnal has found his own way to paint from photographs with a combination of blunt and tender brushwork.

2 Made on 6 ½-foot-high canvases, they display all kinds of painterly application — stains, puddles and vigorous brushwork — and murky, cartoonish imagery.

3 This is exemplified in this superb show by the lunging bodies and brushwork in his copy of a Poussin.

4 Surrounded by thousands of reproductions on the walls of student bedrooms, cafes and hospital corridors, it’s easy to lose sight of what Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings actually look like: the brushwork, the paint, the expressiveness.

5 But the more recent works use the oscillating motifs as backdrops for brushwork that’s big and bold — and sometimes conspicuous by its absence.

6 He and his colleagues are now using images taken at other wavelengths, including ultraviolet, to analyse different aspects of Van Gogh's brushwork.

他和同事正在使用其它技术，比如紫外线透视，进一步模型化梵高的笔迹风格。

7 “Some of the key players were heavily influenced because he broke tradition by using loose, spontaneous brushwork and brilliant and increasingly pure colors,” Mr. Schindler said.

8 It may be that he saw in it a physical approach to paint, a kind of “abrupt, rough-hewn brushwork” similar to his own, Ms Robbins suggests.

9 Though the loose, gestural brushwork seems abstract, on closer inspection it coalesces into jostling figures, only to break apart again into fragments.

10 Venus lounges on a red velvet blanket, which Titian renders with stunningly free brushwork; gashes of purple and mauve run through the velour.

11 The shifting lines and layered brushwork of these works most completely integrated the classical figurative tradition he absorbed during his earliest art studies and the instinctive painting processes of Abstract Expressionism.

12 Early on he adopted a tactile, chance-driven method of painting that relied on almost every technique except brushwork.

13 The brushwork of that glamorous collar may be far less precise than what you find in 17th-century paintings from Holland or Flanders.

14 The artist employs oil, acrylic and auto-body enamel in the same pictures and contrasts precise rendering with looser brushwork that verges on abstraction.

15 Those for paperbacks usually depict only the front, as with Nabokov’s “Speak Memory,” whose white cover Wolfe set aflutter with brushwork.

16 Thanks to the compositional scheme, as well as to light, textured brushwork that doesn’t seem to interfere with zoological accuracy, his surfaces often have the complexity and frontality of tapestries.

17 The brushwork, equally atypical, betrays the artist’s admiration for Manet.

18 The casual brushwork and high-keyed palettes of Matisse’s domestic interiors come to mind, as do the spatial tweaks of Cezanne’s tabletops.

19 Least familiar is “Entrance,” where the legs crowd toward a cloud of bravura brushwork that, outlined in red, serves as a door.

20 Interestingly, this technique would allow for the peculiar lack of brushwork that would be expected in paintings of the time.

1 作画风格

brush

2 画法

-graphy technique brush painting pencil brush work

3 书法

hand handwriting chirography

4 管教

train up

5 绘画

draw paint limn pictorial art painterly picture painting graphic graphical pictorial drawing tablature flat tableau predella paint a picture

6 画风

pencil

7 笔法

pencil facture touch penmanship