monumentality

Not a single work in the show gives a sense of monumentality.

At such length, monumentality of a sort comes with the deal.

Even so, the grid gave the island a kind of monumentality and order.

But noise and monumentality as such are not his aim.

"Famine-33" is a difficult movie to watch, but it has a stark monumentality.

He conveyed the idea that monumentality wasn't necessarily about size.

Both works achieve a monumentality despite their small scale.

Monumentality is never measured just in terms of size.

Inside the Church, cool monumentality gives way to warmth and richness.

All else is mainly shadow, and the figures gain monumentality in the light.

Adding to the sense of monumentality is an intense, almost eerie quiet.

"The post-60's generation was against Modern monumentality - all those wide streets for the army to drive through," she explains.

But he also shrouded everything in a kind of staid monumentality.

"These people had a cultural aesthetic of monumentality," Heckenberger told me.

It is particularly symbolic of this district, exemplifying its monumentality.

One is monumentality, which anchors people socially and promotes a feeling of community.

The action was reduced to a static monumentality that can try a modern audience's patience.

The pots have now passed tabletop size and are on their way to monumentality; they stand close to four feet high.

In short, it is ambitious painting that wears monumentality lightly.

It seems safe to say that monumentality has never looked so endearing or tender.

These vessels, far from being delicate, had solidity and monumentality.

His portraits have an unreal monumentality, a glaze, about them.

The goal is, or should be, a kind of intimate monumentality, a welcoming grandeur.

He applied this skill to the smaller form, somehow retaining his monumentality of effect.

The term monumentality relates to the symbolic status and physical presence of a monument.