Examples of using Brushstrokes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Pigment, canvas, brushstrokes.
The brushstrokes are loose in arches.
He no longer counted brushstrokes.
The brushstrokes are tightly arranged and diagonal.
Then I did a quick count of the brushstrokes.
Rotting meat… brushstrokes… and nails?
And how do you know I'm counting brushstrokes?
Rush the brushstrokes, you will get a clown on black velvet.
All right, who just said,"Harold just counted brushstrokes"?
It's true. There are no brushstrokes in this painting.
In Zaritsky's works this was manifested in his tendency to paint broad surfaces of color and to use broad,free brushstrokes.
The Chinese use two brushstrokes to write the word crisis.
With time, I found my own style that againdrew me close to the delicate colorfulness of watercolor, in which the brushstrokes are not visible.
The force of a human hand applying brushstrokes would result in tiny broken canvas fibers.
Picasso used materials in ways that had never been used before,inspiring artists who came after to follow in his brushstrokes.
Randy little painter, was he? The brushstrokes around the smokestack are somewhat unusual for Monet.
It is the subtlest of miniatures that contains are deepest sorrows and truths and love- all caught in a clear,simple style in perfect brushstrokes.”.
In"The Starry Night," his circular brushstrokes create a night sky filled with swirling clouds and eddies of stars.
There are splashes of surrealism in his work-notably in the mirrors shaped like brushstrokes- but the dominant style is minimalism.
Look at those brushstrokes… furious and desperate, in a mad rush to pour himself onto the canvas… as if he were running out of time.
He would slice a carcass from stem to stern in one swing,and then he would go about carving through the muscle and the bone like brushstrokes on a canvas.
His classical technique and precise brushstrokes testify to many years of experience in academic studies, rooted deeply in the former Soviet Union.
I have not seen Blaine's canvas for days, but I know his style andI can imagine how I look captured in pigment and brushstrokes.
After this trip his style became much lighter, with broader brushstrokes and tonal colour schemes- he was probably influenced by modern French painting seen at the Exposition.
When others' minds would fantasize about their upcoming day or even try to grip onto the finalmoments of their dreams Harold just counted brushstrokes.
After his Paris trip, his style became lighter, with broader brushstrokes and tonal colour schemes- he was probably influenced by modern French painting seen at the Exposition.
To a significant extent the modern painters began to create a"Hebrew" version of Post-Impressionist painting using a palette of light colors,an attraction to expressive brushstrokes, and a tendency toward naïve, flat painting.
Using curvelet analysis,we can measure the contours and depth of an artist's brushstrokes, giving us a mathematical expression of the artist's unique signature… which we then use to evaluate other works attributed to the artist.
This course offers students the opportunity to experience and learn about different disciplines such as psychology, education, physiotherapy or the sciences of physical activity and sports, all in a course of 80 hours where they will experiencefirst hand what they would be brief brushstrokes of what the Universidad de Almería offers as a complete professional training through the different degrees offered.
It is inescapable that the connoisseur has declined, too, as the art professional has risen,with the empirical language of the former- brushstrokes, colour, form- drowned out by the theory-drenched jargon of the latter.
