You've got to like a guy who cares about chiaroscuro.

Chiaroscuro is an art term meaning the play of light and dark in a work.

The video features a live performance shot in black and white making use of chiaroscuro.

But you can always count on fashion to come through in full chiaroscuro.

The world inside the car was chiaroscuro, all black and white, noir.

It is like a dramatic chiaroscuro of light and shadow.

"Rather as one looks at a graffiti artist in terms of chiaroscuro."

His face is now a chiaroscuro of browns and whites.

The word chiaroscuro in and of itself is an oxymoron.

Francis' face is characterized by a strong use of chiaroscuro.

It is a necessary element in creating a chiaroscuro effect.

Her black dress, long dark hair and features are rendered using chiaroscuro.

His weight bore it to the ground in a chiaroscuro of white sparks.

The image is divided into light and dark parts (see also: chiaroscuro).

Throughout this show, chiaroscuro becomes a drama in which the figures have not been told their part.

Those in chiaroscuro are dated from 1619 to 1625.

You must be prepared to enter a realm of moral chiaroscuro, however.

They resembled the style of wash drawings also known as chiaroscuro.

However the correct term in English for these is chiaroscuro woodcuts.

The building is covered in the high contrast, chiaroscuro.

As a shady character, he has an exceptionally heavy chiaroscuro on his face.

These are forgotten rituals of our civilization, creating a living chiaroscuro in a room.

Light came through the window from a streetlight, and Ben watched her in chiaroscuro.

Similar effects in the lighting of cinema and photography are also often called chiaroscuro.

Blake incorporated into the composition the dramatic play of light and dark, chiaroscuro.