Sentence examples for a painting when from inspiring English sources

I was in the middle of a painting when the Charlie Hebdo news happened.

The sensory, sometimes visceral impact of a painting when first seen is followed by a long, evolving negotiation with it, a move into intimate reverie and speculation.

"You think I'm gonna give you anything, kid?" Judd counters, "I can't even take a painting when I leave?" Raphelson waits a beat, then tells a story about Rauschenberg asking de Kooning for a drawing.

Each scene recalls her photographs or is a homage to a painting: when Zarin, the anorexic prostitute, almost drowns, it is in a pool as overgrown as the stream in which John Everett Millais Opheliaa lies.

For the Mona Lisa wears a fine veil of craquelure – that pattern of tiny cracks that can form in the surface of a painting when it's as old as she is – that is more or less impossible to fake.

I don't think there's any value to a painting when it's in the studio.

People have (lazily) compared it to a Renaissance painting when it really is a weaponized meme.

Consider a pointillist painting: When averaged over dense regions of space, a symmetry hides the fifth force.

Viewed up close, each tile was in itself an abstract painting; when seen from a distance, the tiles came together to form a dynamic deconstruction of the human face.

My little boy loved it and can now recognise a Van Gogh painting when he sees one, so I'd say it was a success!" Joe Bauwens "I cried like a baby during last Saturday's episode".

These generalizations are just that; Florida, because of its rapid population growth, looks something like a Jackson Pollock painting when you go block to block and community to community.