manner of painting

However, he could work on a large scale and would then adjust his manner of painting.

Critics saw this new manner of painting as vapid and without style.

He was described as a versatile painter, excellent in all manner of painting.

After this trip he began to explore a new manner of painting, different from impressionism.

He produced many landscapes that are very close to the Corot's late manner of painting.

"The Japanese are still learning about this Western manner of painting.

His manner of painting was very like that of his brother.

The painter had a free, sketchy manner of painting and applied paint thinly.

Her portrait, the clothes she'd worn, even the artist's manner of painting, those should have given me ample warning.

The manner of painting was too sketchy and looked incomplete, especially compared to the traditional styles of the period.

Houbraken found his landscapes very natural, and liked his manner of painting reflections in water.

The grand manner of painting eluded him, so he was better known as an ingenious illustrator."

The manner of painting is the same as in conventional black-figure, the colour of the grounding being the only difference.

We take on all manner of painting, decorating and paperhanging work, including industrial and commercial contracts.

His work continued the manner of painting flowers and fruit of Van Huysum.

A period he spent in Skagen in the mid-1950s contributed to his rather sketchy manner of painting with stronger and more brilliant colour.

He had been deeply impressed by the landscapes there and altered his entire manner of painting to reflect what he had seen.

In creating a radically new manner of painting, then, Titian also instructed his viewers in the new vision.

Much like the other Hague School painters, his detailed manner of painting changed to a much looser stroke.

Gauguin is showing it is possible to move away from naturalism towards a more abstracted, even symbolic, manner of painting.

X-Ray analyses have shown the original heads to be characterized by Coppo's typical, rather sketchy manner of painting.

Vasari expressed the opinion that the manner of painting would make even "the most confident master ... despair and lose heart."

Bertrand during her long career mixed all manners of painting, jumbling styles and periods and paying only a little attention to dates.

His stylised, cubistic manner of painting landscapes and figures became well-known through many Sydney exhibitions and competitions.

In his later years Graff turned to painting landscapes and developed further a sparkling manner of painting that anticipated Impressionism.