naive art造句

• It presents temporary exhibitions of folk art, naive art, and outsider art.
• He is considered to be one of the authentic Serbian naive art painter.
• The picture is closer to the aesthetics of naive art than"
• We always liked what they called naive art, primitive art.
• His daughter, Thraki Rossidou-Jones has been established as the naive art painter of Cyprus.
• Modern art in Croatia began with the naive art.
• Many of her paintings are on permanent display in Kova
  ica's Gallery of Naive Art.
• Although he was academically trained, much of his work has the unselfconscious character of naive art.
• Halina Korn s creativity, difficult to be classified, is included in a trend of naive art.
• What was naive art is now deadpan collecting.
• In 1930 he founded the Hlebine School, a naive art movement that involved young peasant painters.
• He plays a surgeon who gets involved with the uptight, sexually naive art dealer Charlotte, played by Davis.
• So do folk stories and naive art, as in " Untitled ( The Giantess, The Ladder ), " 1926.
• His still lifes often consist of a small vase of flowers, depicted with the disarming symmetry of naive art.
• In 1972 she was part of another show at the Museum of Modern Art, this time focusing on naive art.
• Benoit was an early member of the Haitian art movement known as Naive Art, so-called because of its members'limited formal training.
• Pick drew on many sources for the imagery in her painting, from pop culture magazines to pre-Renaissance paintings to naive art.
• She began painting in 1998 and later made a significant contribution to the new wave of naive art paintings " Fantanaive painting ".
• The Croatian Museum of Naive Art in Zagreb has a comprehensive display of the works of the Hlebine School and other naive artists.