Übersetzung für "Pinselführung" in Englisch

I mean, you see a technique like that, it wipes you out.

Well, you know, if I can be perfectly honest with you, it's your technique that's sloppy.

That is some expressive brushwork you got going on there, Byron.

Operate more easily freehand brushwork, long-term use;

My brushwork was just as slow, as I speak.

The elusive brushwork reflects Monet's fondness for the water lilies in the pond.

Her brush leads precise and brings the motives, mainly plants, to life.

Barbizon landscapes were noted for their looser brushwork, darker palette, and emphasis on mood.

In his works, vibrant colour fields and strong effects of form go hand in hand with very subtle brushwork.

Her brushwork is precise and resembles the delicate paintings found on ancient Indian pottery.

The calmer and more generous brushstrokes in the remaining phases are based on the years of stability and integration within this phase.

By contrast, Achenbach was radical in his brushwork and application of paint but maintained the formal criteria of traditional composition.

The very high definition of the images will make itpossible to compare painters and époques in terms of the use of colour, style, and even brushstrokes.

I think there's a dynamic quality to the brushwork that, combined with the fluid composition, creates an almost Kandinsky-like emotional resonance.

Also here is in somee places the sensitivity brushwork in combination with the formidable strength required, what a high measure of endurance, mated accurately, the artist claims.

With the unblended juxtaposition of colors, violet shadow and absence of pure black, his works are stylistically close to the work of his French counterparts and his brushwork was trained by his friend Paul Gauguin.

The brush stroke effect along with color enhancement makes this picture take on the appearance of a broad brush painting.

Expressive brightness in colors and extensive brush movements are the characteristics of the Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), which made him the idol of the expressionistic paintings around the change of the century.

The greens in the background, on the other hand, are applied more thickly and reveal the skillful brushwork of the painter in a manner that is a characteristic aspect in Early Netherlandish paintings produced towards the end of the century, and is frequently found in paintings by Memling.