Adjective:

EDLEZ,

unidealised's Usage Examples:

sculptured portraits, it is an almost unprecedented depiction of the unidealised features of an actual man.

All of the heads are realistic, unidealised and frank descriptions of the men.

depictions of women via their class and supposed sexuality through her use of unidealised and self-possessed bodies that are not overly sexualised.

Carol Richardson observes that the unidealised representation would have been a significant novelty and shock at the.

It shows a strong, unidealised female figure at one with nature, typical of Swynnerton"s many depictions.

Bermejo"s work, characterised by its unidealised realism, introduced several novelties from northern European painting.

classical subject matter and for rendering their features in a realistic, unidealised manner.

They do not have wings, and their faces are unidealised, and show a number of different individual expressions.

But there are touches of intense humanity about him too: the unidealised, almost coarse-featured face; and those three folds of skin that wrinkle.

private rather than public viewing can be inferred from the sitter"s unidealised representation and her direct but plaintive gaze towards the viewer,.

portraiture in medieval European art and one of the earliest extant unidealised representations.