Sentence examples for To painted from inspiring English sources
noun
A substance that is applied as a liquid or paste, and dries into a solid coating that protects or adds color/colour to an object or surface to which it has been applied.
It is also the culmination of methodical progress -- from painting to painted relief to painted wall sculptures -- into three dimensions.
Totally lost to painted prettiness these days?
The "World Bank executives" referred to painted too rosy a picture of the economic situation.
Beatific sculptures by Kiki Smith give way to painted bloody phalluses by Nancy Spero.
Taylor McKimens musters some rare self-deprecation, while Paul Wirhun, talking about his devotion to painted eggs, is actually moving.
Yet there are problems; it may be wrong, for reasons already noted, to accord to painted pottery the importance required for the theory.
It showed the world around us in great detail, down to painted lane markers, stop signs, traffic lights and a sliding green column that indicated our path.
He started making crude drawings around 1970 before moving on to painted collages incorporating magazine images that showed the influence of Pop Art.
A new dimension was given to painted enamelwork about 1620 30 by a French goldsmith, Jean I Toutin of Chateaudun, and some rival craftsmen in Blois.
Titled "Authorized Reentrance" (2004), it is an abstract wall drawing made of thousands of finely cut metal strips stuck to painted magnetic wallpaper.
The interactive mural is like a giant blackboard with the words "Before I die I want to... .. painted on it as a universal writing prompt.
