representational

"Today more than half of what we produce is representational."

In short, they are both representational and abstract at the same time.

I say to myself this: the book has to be, to a degree, representational.

"The idea is not to try for something too representational.

A representational image presented to that effect is the Door.

This is about the only representational image in the exhibition.

"Dance is not representational," she said early in her career.

Robinson first made a name for himself with representational pieces.

His work during this time became more subjective (although still representational).

This year's selection of representational art is international in scope.

They have also become more symbolic and less strictly representational.

By evidence now available, Neanderthal knew nothing of representational art.

I think music is the most abstract of the arts; it's not representational.

There's a growing desire by ordinary people to see representational art.

Committee resources may not pay for a Member's official and representational expenses.

The primary purpose of the travel must be official and representational.

Representational: The use of language to convey facts and information.

Yet nothing would have a more paralyzing impact on representational government.

But "Mercy" itself is meant to provide a new representational strategy.

Work until 1964: The paintings from 1959-1964 begin representational and then become more abstract.

When he began painting after the fire his style had evolved into representational art.

Her representational paintings usually explore subjects like war and death.

Each country warranted a series of small, representational, black and white photographs.

This doesn't mean I am going to abandon representational art.

His work was occasionally representational and conceptually based as well.