picture plane

What links the two shows is preoccupation with the picture plane.

The table is tipped upward, almost meeting the picture plane.

The camera is situated close up, so the women seem pressed toward us and the picture plane.

Or it can be bright and white, striding forward almost out of the picture plane.

The light that passes through the picture plane obviously can not be traced.

In the other version they are closer to the picture plane and more spaced.

Early man observed that things appear to get smaller and to climb up the picture plane.

Simultaneously, figures came to be placed parallel to the picture plane.

Instead, lines that represent those rays of light are drawn on the picture plane.

And, of course, there was a lot of blank picture plane left to cover.

But at the same time, you can see that Cassatt is always concerned with the integrity of the picture plane.

At this time he incorporated multiple photographic images onto a single picture plane.

As the show's title suggests, the picture plane is seen as one screen among many.

He says the Rivera, with its big figures flattened and pushed up against the picture plane, has always been important to him.

In art historical terms, he flattened the picture plane, emptied it, and then had nowhere to go.

In particular, his work addresses the "narrative potential of an all-encompassing picture plane".

He breaks up the picture plane in jagged ways that can, at times, be disturbing, even confusing.

Finely dressed, she seems to be either daydreaming or listening to someone out of the picture plane.

His figure fills the picture plane giving the impression that he is a confident, masculine young man.

On the floor, and stretched out parallel to the picture plane, is a celebrated image by Picasso of a young girl reading.

The musician is shown larger than life-size and his form fills the picture plane.

Here, for the first time, the artist employs perspective to create depth beyond her typical shallow picture plane.

The branches of the almond tree seem to float against the blue sky and fill the picture plane.

Van Gogh uses the "picture plane" for dramatic effect.

Others test the ability of letters to reinforce the flatness of the picture plane.