impasture (Meaning)
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impasture (v. t.)
To place in a pasture; to foster.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impasture
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impasture Sentence Examples
- The painting's thick, impasto brushstrokes evoked a sense of texture and depth.
- The impasture technique created a sculptural effect, adding dimension to the canvas.
- The artist used impasture to emphasize the ridges and valleys in the mountain scene.
- The impasture brushwork gave the portrait a vibrant and lifelike quality.
- The impasture technique allowed the artist to capture the subtle contours of the flower's petals.
- The thick impasture layers created a barrier that protected the painting from the elements.
- The impasture brushstrokes gave the landscape a sense of movement and energy.
- The artist's impasture technique is renowned for its ability to create dramatic and emotive works.
- The impasture layers added weight and substance to the still life composition.
- The impasture brushwork conveyed the artist's passion and energy for their subject.
FAQs About the word impasture
To place in a pasture; to foster.
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The painting's thick, impasto brushstrokes evoked a sense of texture and depth.
The impasture technique created a sculptural effect, adding dimension to the canvas.
The artist used impasture to emphasize the ridges and valleys in the mountain scene.
The impasture brushwork gave the portrait a vibrant and lifelike quality.
