line composition

British  

noun

1. printing type produced on a linecaster

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Example Sentences

He taught that a painting’s formal elements of line, composition and color should fuse with exposure of the artist’s imaginative inner life.

From Los Angeles Times

“The parties agreed that physical excavation at all eligible homes was the only permissible method of verifying service line composition,” Lawson said.

From Washington Times

Gibson says he has long been interested in these questions of identity, craft and aesthetics, but his earlier, abstract paintings were typically interpreted in purely formal terms: color, line, composition.

From Seattle Times

The great extension of flat and spacious decoration rendered unnecessary, or even objectionable, any strong line composition.

From Project Gutenberg

The massive green pavilion of summer, which this delicate vaulting of branch-work sustains, gives us another, more sumptuous, but perhaps not a greater beauty in the combination or substitution of form and mass for line composition.

From Project Gutenberg