brushstroke

He was noted for his bold brushstrokes and use of color.

Finer brushstrokes were used on the field and town buildings.

Like the other works in the series, it is worked up through heavy, slashing brushstrokes.

During this time, she developed the notable brushstrokes and techniques found in her work today.

Her later landscapes and portraits had lost the effect of the heavy brushstrokes.

"Every additional brushstroke with a word adds to the picture.

In Japanese, the brushstrokes of a single character could define a writer's class and education.

A mold is taken from the surface of the original so brushstrokes appear where they should, she added.

She was known for thick brushstrokes and a wide use of colour.

The painting became famous for the tremendous skill of the brushstrokes.

Using short brushstrokes, he would make abundant use of blues and greens.

The broad, constructive brushstrokes here are clearly those of a sketch.

This is one of several such Brushstrokes series representations that seem "absurd".

It was handwritten in large brushstrokes by a forceful hand.

His style became less formal with time, as he came to use broader brushstrokes in a more telling way.

Though not described as abstract art, the brushstrokes forms are considered to be invented.

The faces of the two people were created with just a couple of brushstrokes.

His brushstrokes however are a little more careless and sloven.

Evidence for this can be seen in the painting's quick, somewhat abstract brushstrokes.

His work is of "forceful landscapes defined with positive brushstrokes."

Direction and shape of brushstrokes obtain a meaning in relation to their color.

His brushstrokes were fast and light, a method he would continue to use until his death.

In this painting the abstract repetition of brushstrokes is frightening.

The style of the painting is bold; you can see the huge, broad brushstrokes in it.