Definition of brushwork in English:

brushwork

nounˈbrʌʃwəːkˈbrəʃˌwərk

mass noun

The way in which a painter uses their brush, as evident in their paintings.
canvases characterized by lively, flowing brushwork
Example sentencesExamples
- El Greco's Jeronimo de Cevallos, with its slightly blurred focus and vigorous brushwork, anticipates techniques to be used by Velazquez in his paintings of dwarfs and buffoons.
- I admire Vivace, a tour de force of explosive brushwork and festive colour painted back in 1988.
- The painting features rapid and authoritative brushwork, and the brownish palette of Washington.
- On his return to Amsterdam by c. 1562, he became one of the earliest artists to introduce to the Netherlands the rich colours and painterly brushwork of Venetian painting.
- Messer's artist portraits are animated by freewheeling brushwork, spurts of color and comic psychology.
- The stylization of the Lichtenstein, as well as its humorous deflation of expressive brushwork, is echoed in Fukui's own approach to realism.
- Unlike the other Scottish Colourists, he was initially less influenced by Post-Impressionism and Fauvism than by the tradition of virtuoso brushwork stemming from Manet.
- The brushwork is impressionistic, with jewelry only suggested by bright dots of color.
- It was his use of bright colours with sketchy brushwork that gave his paintings a feeling of the open-air landscape, directly captured with each stroke for an unending moment.
- Manet visualized brushwork and emphasized on the flat surface pattern, he guided the viewer to see the merely pigment on a piece of canvas.
- His paintings are always characterized by active brushwork and a strong sense of color and form.
- At a technical level, Kitaj admires ‘his increasingly free, bright brushwork which owes a debt to fauvist Matisse’.
- The brushwork is fresh and lively, the texture of the paper leaving unsaturated textures and tactile, expressive shapes.
- His quick brushwork fits the scale of this painting, and the figure's plaintive expression is personally revealing, engaging and convincing.
- Instead, he often chose subjects from the kitchen table and gave them their own character through expressive brushwork and bold colors.
- A nocturnal theme is worked out in the flat but vigorous brushwork of a number of paintings included in all these exhibitions, and in the prints as well.
- This illusionism is contradicted by brushwork highlighting the front picture plane or establishing ambiguous layers of space lying beyond.
- His distinctive brushwork is particularly evident in representations of foliage and tree trunks.
- The term refers to freehand brushwork in traditional Chinese painting characterized by vivid expression and bold outlines.
- His works are known for their strong sense of design, bold use of color, and lively brushwork.

Definition of brushwork in US English:

brushwork

nounˈbrəSHˌwərkˈbrəʃˌwərk

The way in which painters use their brush, as evident in their paintings.
canvases characterized by lively, flowing brushwork
Example sentencesExamples
- The brushwork is fresh and lively, the texture of the paper leaving unsaturated textures and tactile, expressive shapes.
- Messer's artist portraits are animated by freewheeling brushwork, spurts of color and comic psychology.
- His works are known for their strong sense of design, bold use of color, and lively brushwork.
- The stylization of the Lichtenstein, as well as its humorous deflation of expressive brushwork, is echoed in Fukui's own approach to realism.
- At a technical level, Kitaj admires ‘his increasingly free, bright brushwork which owes a debt to fauvist Matisse’.
- Manet visualized brushwork and emphasized on the flat surface pattern, he guided the viewer to see the merely pigment on a piece of canvas.
- A nocturnal theme is worked out in the flat but vigorous brushwork of a number of paintings included in all these exhibitions, and in the prints as well.
- Instead, he often chose subjects from the kitchen table and gave them their own character through expressive brushwork and bold colors.
- His distinctive brushwork is particularly evident in representations of foliage and tree trunks.
- It was his use of bright colours with sketchy brushwork that gave his paintings a feeling of the open-air landscape, directly captured with each stroke for an unending moment.
- Unlike the other Scottish Colourists, he was initially less influenced by Post-Impressionism and Fauvism than by the tradition of virtuoso brushwork stemming from Manet.
- The term refers to freehand brushwork in traditional Chinese painting characterized by vivid expression and bold outlines.
- On his return to Amsterdam by c. 1562, he became one of the earliest artists to introduce to the Netherlands the rich colours and painterly brushwork of Venetian painting.
- The painting features rapid and authoritative brushwork, and the brownish palette of Washington.
- I admire Vivace, a tour de force of explosive brushwork and festive colour painted back in 1988.
- His quick brushwork fits the scale of this painting, and the figure's plaintive expression is personally revealing, engaging and convincing.
- The brushwork is impressionistic, with jewelry only suggested by bright dots of color.
- His paintings are always characterized by active brushwork and a strong sense of color and form.
- This illusionism is contradicted by brushwork highlighting the front picture plane or establishing ambiguous layers of space lying beyond.
- El Greco's Jeronimo de Cevallos, with its slightly blurred focus and vigorous brushwork, anticipates techniques to be used by Velazquez in his paintings of dwarfs and buffoons.

单词	brushwork
释义	Definition of brushwork in English: brushwork nounˈbrʌʃwəːkˈbrəʃˌwərk mass noun The way in which a painter uses their brush, as evident in their paintings. canvases characterized by lively, flowing brushwork Example sentencesExamples El Greco's Jeronimo de Cevallos, with its slightly blurred focus and vigorous brushwork, anticipates techniques to be used by Velazquez in his paintings of dwarfs and buffoons. I admire Vivace, a tour de force of explosive brushwork and festive colour painted back in 1988. The painting features rapid and authoritative brushwork, and the brownish palette of Washington. On his return to Amsterdam by c. 1562, he became one of the earliest artists to introduce to the Netherlands the rich colours and painterly brushwork of Venetian painting. Messer's artist portraits are animated by freewheeling brushwork, spurts of color and comic psychology. The stylization of the Lichtenstein, as well as its humorous deflation of expressive brushwork, is echoed in Fukui's own approach to realism. Unlike the other Scottish Colourists, he was initially less influenced by Post-Impressionism and Fauvism than by the tradition of virtuoso brushwork stemming from Manet. The brushwork is impressionistic, with jewelry only suggested by bright dots of color. It was his use of bright colours with sketchy brushwork that gave his paintings a feeling of the open-air landscape, directly captured with each stroke for an unending moment. Manet visualized brushwork and emphasized on the flat surface pattern, he guided the viewer to see the merely pigment on a piece of canvas. His paintings are always characterized by active brushwork and a strong sense of color and form. At a technical level, Kitaj admires ‘his increasingly free, bright brushwork which owes a debt to fauvist Matisse’. The brushwork is fresh and lively, the texture of the paper leaving unsaturated textures and tactile, expressive shapes. His quick brushwork fits the scale of this painting, and the figure's plaintive expression is personally revealing, engaging and convincing. Instead, he often chose subjects from the kitchen table and gave them their own character through expressive brushwork and bold colors. A nocturnal theme is worked out in the flat but vigorous brushwork of a number of paintings included in all these exhibitions, and in the prints as well. This illusionism is contradicted by brushwork highlighting the front picture plane or establishing ambiguous layers of space lying beyond. His distinctive brushwork is particularly evident in representations of foliage and tree trunks. The term refers to freehand brushwork in traditional Chinese painting characterized by vivid expression and bold outlines. His works are known for their strong sense of design, bold use of color, and lively brushwork. Definition of brushwork in US English: brushwork nounˈbrəSHˌwərkˈbrəʃˌwərk The way in which painters use their brush, as evident in their paintings. canvases characterized by lively, flowing brushwork Example sentencesExamples The brushwork is fresh and lively, the texture of the paper leaving unsaturated textures and tactile, expressive shapes. Messer's artist portraits are animated by freewheeling brushwork, spurts of color and comic psychology. His works are known for their strong sense of design, bold use of color, and lively brushwork. The stylization of the Lichtenstein, as well as its humorous deflation of expressive brushwork, is echoed in Fukui's own approach to realism. At a technical level, Kitaj admires ‘his increasingly free, bright brushwork which owes a debt to fauvist Matisse’. Manet visualized brushwork and emphasized on the flat surface pattern, he guided the viewer to see the merely pigment on a piece of canvas. A nocturnal theme is worked out in the flat but vigorous brushwork of a number of paintings included in all these exhibitions, and in the prints as well. Instead, he often chose subjects from the kitchen table and gave them their own character through expressive brushwork and bold colors. His distinctive brushwork is particularly evident in representations of foliage and tree trunks. It was his use of bright colours with sketchy brushwork that gave his paintings a feeling of the open-air landscape, directly captured with each stroke for an unending moment. Unlike the other Scottish Colourists, he was initially less influenced by Post-Impressionism and Fauvism than by the tradition of virtuoso brushwork stemming from Manet. The term refers to freehand brushwork in traditional Chinese painting characterized by vivid expression and bold outlines. On his return to Amsterdam by c. 1562, he became one of the earliest artists to introduce to the Netherlands the rich colours and painterly brushwork of Venetian painting. The painting features rapid and authoritative brushwork, and the brownish palette of Washington. I admire Vivace, a tour de force of explosive brushwork and festive colour painted back in 1988. His quick brushwork fits the scale of this painting, and the figure's plaintive expression is personally revealing, engaging and convincing. The brushwork is impressionistic, with jewelry only suggested by bright dots of color. His paintings are always characterized by active brushwork and a strong sense of color and form. This illusionism is contradicted by brushwork highlighting the front picture plane or establishing ambiguous layers of space lying beyond. El Greco's Jeronimo de Cevallos, with its slightly blurred focus and vigorous brushwork, anticipates techniques to be used by Velazquez in his paintings of dwarfs and buffoons.
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