abstractionist造句

• Both are hyper-alert and forceful abstractionists on their instruments.
• Wassily Kandinsky, one of the first abstractionists, died in 1944.
• Mohamed Shadad, one of Sudan's early abstractionists, lives in Cairo.
• They were followed in the 1960s by such hard edge abstractionists as Frank Stella.
• The abstractionists in New York generally did not use axial layering as did Kelpe.
• A choreographic abstractionist fond of complex formal structures, she avoids telling stories through movement.
• He sharpened her eye as an abstractionist.
• Josef Albers is best remembered for his work as an Geometric abstractionist painter and theorist.
• Kvaran and Kristj醤 Dav眇sson were important figures in the development of the geometric abstractionist school.
• I was, for example, surprised at how many African-American abstractionists there were.
• Yet, when the American abstractionists were painting, their work was not well-received.
• One of Armenia s first abstractionists.
• He developed a distinctive style as an abstractionist that was spare and yet employed the use of expressive gestures.
• The neglected representational and near-abstract artists, not the abstractionists, need a champion these days . 
• He's one of the few abstractionists about whom I'd heard even before I reached New York.
• Historians have noted before that American gestural abstractionists of the 1950s like Pollock and Joan Mitchell owed something to late Monet.
• He was discriminated against first because he was black, and then he was discriminated against because he was an abstractionist.
• Along with his national reputation for his abstract work, Diebenkorn also was a beloved abstractionist among the locals in Sausalito.
• Initially he was influenced by the works of geometric abstractionists such as Sol LeWitt, Kenneth Noland, and Frank Stella.
• A more sympathetic contemporary, the great Russian abstractionist Vasily Kandinsky, hailed them as inspired " outsider art ."