Übersetzung für "Illusionistisch" in Englisch

Illusionary in that the surface of the picture sometimes shows photographic objectivity.

These are not illusionistically rendered divisions of the surface, but rather real factors of an integral spatial and formal happening.

But the surfaces of all these objects are in fact illusionary, along with their flaws and irregularities.

On a formal level this is expressed through the multiple layers of the colouring which models the depicted objects both illusory as plastic objects and also creates a real spatiality.

Intended as an opponent of abstraction in the history of art is the concept of representation, figuration, were, which is figurative, narrative and illusionistic.

Virtually the entire decoration was painted in an illusionist manner to the highest standards out of the necessity at the time of saving costs, yet it is nonetheless a testimony to the great ability of the painter Josef Adam Mölk (1714-1794), who did much for the Servites.

His large-format paintings – typically mixing collage, oil, lacquer and acrylic on canvas – combine figurative and abstract elements in compositions of illusionistically sprayed, sculpted color surfaces and striking lettering.

His broad ranging abstract form language span clear colour fields and impulsive colour textures with illusionistic sprayed areas, a combination of text and image, and go all the way to figurative subjects which always contain a reflection on the state of today's social environment.

On the one hand are decorative schemes which cover walls and also ceilings, fitting within the given structure of the space, taking its form into consideration; on the other are those which seek to create an illusion, quadratura, and transcend the given, able to keep it in abeyance it seems.

If the synthesizer-oriented pop music of the 1970s was already illusionistic in that it produced continua and made cuts invisible—but still in a discernibly electronically artificial, postinstrumental sense, it was now the case that the illusion was to be perfected, that one should now hear historically earlier, non-electronic sound generation media.

For Revisionism, all thought which points in a practical way beyond the horizons of bourgeois society is illusory and Utopian.

The exhibition shows arrangements of images and objects which are situated at the interface between reality and fiction, which are stating realities while appearing illusionistic and autonomous as artistic construction.

The approximately 45 cm x 60 cm x 30 cm models were primarily made of cardboard, wood and paper and decorated with illusionary gouache painting; in some cases even glass and metal were used.

Thomas Canto has long since on his early graffiti on walls and buildings, which with a lightly graphic element, bore all the well-known characteristics such as comic book figuration, typographic insertions in stencil techniques or illusionistically distorted fragments of letters.

By illusionistic, I mean forced perspective, anamorphosis, trompe l'oeil, as well as gimmicks using scale, like miniaturization.

The young artist´s first institutional solo exhibition, on view in the entirety of the Kunsthalle´s building, shows large-scale paintings with colorful illusionistic and enigmatic scenes.

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Despite this, however, I believe that my use of the canvas as a projection of imaginary space stems from the European painting tradition, which is quite clearly first of all illusionistic.

This picture furthermore represents the ambiguity of this kind of painting: on one hand entirely artistic, detached from forms and themes, on the other sometimes almost illusionary.

As for the architectural dreams of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, it seemed more like travelling back in time to the romantically transfigured Middle Ages or Versailles designed by King Louis XIV. Nevertheless, it did not take the monarch long to conceive construction projects for illusionist representations of faraway worlds.

Educated at Vienna's Academy of Painters after 1751, Raunacher received a commission to work in Eggenberg on five "salons" which were situated on the less attractive, dark north side. During the daytime, his colourful series of pictures create the illusion that the rooms are larger and brighter than is actually the case.