allegorical in A Sentence

WebMeaning; figurative and Allegorical.

He is Allegorical for the Christians.

Allegorical clock of the harvest featuring a Bacchante.

Others used Allegorical slang expressions, we do not understand.

This picture with good reason can be called Allegorical.

Of the three spiritual senses, the Allegorical sense is foundational.

How to tell a political story but an Allegorical story.

Taken together, these elements comprise the Allegorical representation of India.

It features two female figures representing Allegorical figures of History and Fame.

Death and life"- a picture deeply symbolic and full of Allegorical references.

The"Dances de Carnival" are Allegorical and comedic tales acted out in the streets.

Two grisaille Allegorical paintings of the Ocean and the Mediterranean decorate the west wall.

One Allegorical verse is being interpreted to mean that Malhama(Armageddon) is only two years away.

Still life paintings, particularly pre-1700, often contained religious and Allegorical symbolism relating to the objects depicted.

One Allegorical verse from Quran is being interpreted to mean that Malhama(Armageddon) is only two years away.

is decorated by stained glass windows and by six Allegorical frescoes representing religion, chivalry and law.

These stuccoes sometimes white, sometimes painted and gilded, frame Allegorical figures, while creating games of shadows and light.

The walls are entirely covered with paintings with historical or Allegorical subjects of which Venice is the protagonist.

Building on the Allegorical sense, the moral sense instructs in regard to action, and the anagogical sense points to man's final destiny.

While the Salon jury routinely accepted nudes in historical and Allegorical paintings, they condemned Manet for placing a realistic nude in a contemporary setting.

The dominant elements of the decoration are four Allegorical figures which according to Delacroix symbolized“the living forces of the State; Justice, Agriculture, Industry and War”.

Allegorical interpretation states that biblical narratives has a second level of reference that is more than the people, events and things that are explicitly mentioned.

Through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, still life in Western art remained primarily an adjunct to Christian religious subjects, and convened religious and Allegorical meaning.

Kevin's vivid imagination and Allegorical storytelling technique invites the viewer to use one's own intellect and awareness to create personal stories relating to each captivating painting.

The treatment is characteristically Tagorean, half- realistic, half- Allegorical, logic and mysticism diluting each other and making the dramatic conflict more suggestive than obvious, the conclusion more baffling than convincing.

With a portfolio of fine art that can be found in numerous public and private collections, his distinctive, provocative and occasionally humorous imagery create truly unique Allegorical still lifes and landscapes.

The completion of the decoration of the chamber of the Duchess d'Etampes, gives him the opportunity to realize a vast decorative ensemble, whose Allegorical cycles put the human figure in the foreground.

By the 18th century, in many cases, the religious and Allegorical connotations of still life paintings were dropped and kitchen table paintings evolved into calculated depictions of varied color and form, displaying everyday foods.

The dominant feature of the principal parterre is the“Portico dos Cavalinhos”, a garden temple flanked by two Allegorical equestrian statues depicting Fames, and two sphinxes(see final illustration) surreally dressed in 18th-century costume, combining the formal and the fantastic.

On the opposite wall to this work is the triumphal arch dedicated to Francesco Morosini, victorious against the Turks in the East, designed by Andrea Tirali, erected in 1694 and adorned by six Allegorical paintings made by Gregorio Lazzarini.

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allegorical in A Sentence

WebMeaning; figurative and Allegorical.

He is Allegorical for the Christians.

Allegorical clock of the harvest featuring a Bacchante.

Others used Allegorical slang expressions, we do not understand.

This picture with good reason can be called Allegorical.

Of the three spiritual senses, the Allegorical sense is foundational.

How to tell a political story but an Allegorical story.

Taken together, these elements comprise the Allegorical representation of India.

It features two female figures representing Allegorical figures of History and Fame.

Death and life"- a picture deeply symbolic and full of Allegorical references.

The"Dances de Carnival" are Allegorical and comedic tales acted out in the streets.

Two grisaille Allegorical paintings of the Ocean and the Mediterranean decorate the west wall.

One Allegorical verse is being interpreted to mean that Malhama(Armageddon) is only two years away.

Still life paintings, particularly pre-1700, often contained religious and Allegorical symbolism relating to the objects depicted.

One Allegorical verse from Quran is being interpreted to mean that Malhama(Armageddon) is only two years away.

is decorated by stained glass windows and by six Allegorical frescoes representing religion, chivalry and law.

These stuccoes sometimes white, sometimes painted and gilded, frame Allegorical figures, while creating games of shadows and light.

The walls are entirely covered with paintings with historical or Allegorical subjects of which Venice is the protagonist.

Building on the Allegorical sense, the moral sense instructs in regard to action, and the anagogical sense points to man's final destiny.

While the Salon jury routinely accepted nudes in historical and Allegorical paintings, they condemned Manet for placing a realistic nude in a contemporary setting.

The dominant elements of the decoration are four Allegorical figures which according to Delacroix symbolized“the living forces of the State; Justice, Agriculture, Industry and War”.

Allegorical interpretation states that biblical narratives has a second level of reference that is more than the people, events and things that are explicitly mentioned.

Through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, still life in Western art remained primarily an adjunct to Christian religious subjects, and convened religious and Allegorical meaning.

Kevin's vivid imagination and Allegorical storytelling technique invites the viewer to use one's own intellect and awareness to create personal stories relating to each captivating painting.

The treatment is characteristically Tagorean, half- realistic, half- Allegorical, logic and mysticism diluting each other and making the dramatic conflict more suggestive than obvious, the conclusion more baffling than convincing.

With a portfolio of fine art that can be found in numerous public and private collections, his distinctive, provocative and occasionally humorous imagery create truly unique Allegorical still lifes and landscapes.

The completion of the decoration of the chamber of the Duchess d'Etampes, gives him the opportunity to realize a vast decorative ensemble, whose Allegorical cycles put the human figure in the foreground.

By the 18th century, in many cases, the religious and Allegorical connotations of still life paintings were dropped and kitchen table paintings evolved into calculated depictions of varied color and form, displaying everyday foods.

The dominant feature of the principal parterre is the“Portico dos Cavalinhos”, a garden temple flanked by two Allegorical equestrian statues depicting Fames, and two sphinxes(see final illustration) surreally dressed in 18th-century costume, combining the formal and the fantastic.

On the opposite wall to this work is the triumphal arch dedicated to Francesco Morosini, victorious against the Turks in the East, designed by Andrea Tirali, erected in 1694 and adorned by six Allegorical paintings made by Gregorio Lazzarini.

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