A reporter stopped him for questions, and Mr. Assad spoke in soft tones about reconciliation and reconstruction.
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Mr. Rosario's son, Richard Jr., milled around and spoke in soft tones about being only a toddler when his father was sent away.
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On a cold December night inside the family's dimly lit Brooklyn apartment, Ms. Romanova, 34, spoke in soft tones about the daughter she lost.
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The store is decorated in soft tones, with seating so cozy and touchable that it would invite a baby to reach up and stand for the first time.
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Our first introduction to Taylor's pastel obsession was a teaser she posted on her Instagram account of three people holding bags in soft tones like creamsicle, cotton candy, and lemon.
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Luckily the series are dated, allowing the sequence in chronological order. The backgrounds of the works are all painted in soft tones, and the vast majority of works are full of intersecting black lines, with details painted in the primary colours. Miró used astral maps which were like representations of cosmic space.Erben 2004: p.
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Two Ships at Anchor, Hermitage Museum Later he changed to a softer and more subtle palette in particular after his return from Italy. He then favoured views of southern harbours, with calm seas painted in soft tones. This mature style is visible in the Two Ships at Anchor in the Hermitage Museum. Van Eertvelt collaborated occasionally with other Antwerp painters.
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Pannoo kavand () were composed. Along these, with the watercolours in soft tones that Ole brought from Paris, he also made colourful gouaches of Estonian landscapes, such as Lõuna-Eesti maastik () of 1932-1933. In the beginning of the 1930s Ole started painting portraits of Estonian cultural personalities of international standing. The series started with Dirigent Simmi portree () in 1931, which won the first prize of a national portrait contest.
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In the courtship display, males rapidly raise and depress their head feathers, uplift, open and close their tails like fans, and call in soft tones quite distinct from their usual chatter. The loose feathers of the flanks are brought over the primaries, and the shoulder patch is spread so the white is conspicuous, presumably to attract females. Short buoyant flights and chases follow. Magpies prefer tall trees for their bulky nest, firmly attaching them to a central fork in the upper branches.
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Blond Girl with a Rose (French:Blonde à la rose) is an oil painting executed in 1915–1917 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and held in the collection of the Musée de l'Orangerie, Paris. The painting portrays Renoir's last model, the teenaged Catherine Hessling, who featured in several of his paintings during his final few years. She went on to marry Renoir's second son Jean in 1920 and become a film actress. Renoir was struck by her flawless young skin and rendered her in soft tones dominated by the colour red.
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