Sentence examples for a lost painting from inspiring English sources
Trance, which stars James McAvoy, is the story of a fine art auctioneer and a criminal gang who join forces with a hypnotherapist to recover a lost painting.
In 2006 the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation put an image of a lost painting by Lichtenstein, "Electric Cord," on its holiday greeting card.
A missing piece of a lost painting by René Magritte has been discovered in a British collection, three years after two more sections were found in the US and Sweden.
His most recent play, "Copenhagen," about a problematical meeting in 1941 between the physicist Werner Heisenberg and his Danish mentor Niels Bohr, won three Tony Awards and ran on Broadway for more than nine months; his 1999 novel, "Headlong," concerning the possible discovery of a lost painting by Bruegel, was listed among the Booker Prize finalists and the Times Book Review's Editors' Choices.
The news that a lost painting by the 19th-century British painter Ford Madox Brown has been rediscovered and will be shown in an exhibition dedicated to this Victorian painter at Manchester Art Gallery next month fills me with moderate interest.
Laura Cumming's "superb and original" The Vanishing Man interweaves the stories of Velázquez, court painter in Madrid in the 17th century, and John Snare, a Victorian bookseller who believed he'd found a lost painting by the great artist, and whose life was ruined as a result.
A "sensational" lost painting by Vincent van Gogh has been discovered after more than a century, a major find that for many years sat in a Norwegian attic gathering dust.
One hour later at 9pm The Mystery Da Vinci, about a supposed lost painting by the master, brought in 800,000, a 3% share, to Five.
The precociously assured young artist's "Leda and the Swan," at the beginning of the exhibition, was inspired by a now lost painting by Michelangelo that was itself based on an ancient onyx cameo belonging to Lorenzo de' Medici.
But neither, Mr. Seracini conceded, would be able to create an image of the lost painting.
In Gustav Klimt's lost painting Jurisprudence, a gigantic octopus threatens to envelop humanity.
