Sentence examples similar to a comparable painting from inspiring English sources

(2) This visual appeal of the graphs has in fact given rise to the elevated status of calligraphy in China, where it has been regarded for at least the last 16 centuries as a fine art comparable to painting.

At the Whitney, she seems to be trying for a comparable effect by painting both directly on the wall and on suspended strips of opaque paper, but the technique in this case doesn't work.

Note: the paint sample was not taken from the lightened green paint shown in a, but from a comparable brush stroke in the painting.

Downstairs the pink-cheeked head of a Virgin — a rare fragment of Bohemian Gothic terra cotta — has a comparable buoyancy, as does a painting of St. Clare reaching for a Lenten palm frond, and the tiny ivory reliefs in the Cloisters' treasury room.

Find MS Paint (or a comparable program).

They were subsequently employed by painters of the southern "Sudden" school of Chan (Zen) Buddhism, which held that enlightenment was a spontaneous, irrational experience that could be suggested in painting only by a comparable spontaneity in the brushwork.

According to this easy argument, Bruce Nauman challenges us, now, in a comparable way to how Picasso challenged people in 1907 when he painted Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.

"Roy and Dorothy Lichtenstein wanted an interior painting of Roy's to go to the Tate because the Modern already had a comparable one," he said.

500 is down by a comparable percentage.

Woodman is indeed a comparable colorist.

They offered a comparable number of lots.