Sentences with SFUMATO
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
1
"Da Vinci used sfumato technique in his painting Mona Lisa."
2
"The artist blended colors together with sfumato to create a soft effect."
3
"The sfumato technique is often used in Renaissance paintings."
4
"The edges of the painting were blurry due to the sfumato technique."
5
"She studied the sfumato style of painting for years."
6
"The painter used sfumato to give the illusion of depth."
7
"The artist mastered the art of sfumato."
8
"The sfumato technique adds a sense of mystery to the artwork."
9
"The Renaissance artists were known for their use of sfumato."
10
"The sfumato technique is achieved by applying multiple thin layers of paint."
11
"The painting had a soft and smoky appearance due to sfumato."
12
"The sfumato effect created a seamless transition between colors."
13
"The artist's use of sfumato gave the painting a dreamy quality."
14
"The sfumato technique requires precision and patience."
15
"Leonardo da Vinci was a master of sfumato."
16
"The sfumato style gives the painting a realistic touch."
17
"The artist used sfumato to soften the outlines of the subject."
18
"The sfumato technique is commonly used in portraiture."
19
"The painting had a hazy quality due to the sfumato effect."
20
"The sfumato technique creates a sense of atmosphere in the artwork."
1
"Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is famous for its use of sfumato."
2
"The artist applied sfumato techniques to create a hazy, smoky effect in the painting."
3
"The sfumato technique was commonly used by Renaissance artists."
4
"The artist used sfumato to blend the colors seamlessly in the landscape painting."
5
"The portrait had a mysterious aura due to the subtle sfumato shading."
6
"Applying sfumato can give a sense of depth and three-dimensionality to the artwork."
7
"The artist perfected the sfumato effect, resulting in a soft and delicate composition."
8
"The artist's use of sfumato created a sense of ambiguity in the painting."
9
"The sfumato technique can be challenging to master, requiring careful blending of colors."
