wiglike

They could hear huge waves breaking against the soft wiglike tufts where the fields met the water.

Heads with wiglike hair are frequent in various eastern arts and surely served as a model, but the Greek geometry is entirely absent from them.

His face also had a wooden and a roughly constructed look; his hair was wiglike and resentful of the comb.

In it he depicts himself, mustached and with wiglike hair, in a blue smock holding brushes and a palette.

The lines support bright, fleshy blobs in candy hues and occasionally end in hearts that flower into symmetrical bursts of wiry, wiglike curls.

What's more, her wiglike hair and giant face - swollen to clown size in pregnancy - work well for comedy, and the effect is pretty, in a rag-doll way.

Orientalizing is particularly noticeable in the head seen from the front; it resembles an Eastern head, with wiglike hair, but is more angular, having a triangular face, large eyes, and a prominent nose.

The same man appears in all the paintings: a thin, large-featured cartoon of a guy, with a wiglike haircut and a pathetic wardrobe of patterned shirts and smoking jackets, posed against romantically billowing clouds.

Since many of the women have entered that actress stage of wiglike hair and funhouse physiognomy, the viewer must look to the men to get a sense of how much time has passed since they all played heartbreakers.

Two years ago, when the curator Alisa LaGamma began working on the exhibition, she did not expect to find any of the wiglike costumes of hibiscus fiber that have been worn at ceremonies throughout the 20th century by the Ci Wara, members of a men's agricultural organization.