Sentence examples for acclaimed paintings from inspiring English sources

First there was David Hockney swapping glam west coast US for east coast UK, and his acclaimed paintings of what I'd thought of as an unremarkable landscape being shown at the Royal Academy.

She also owned highly acclaimed paintings from Rivera's later period, including "La Tehuana" (1955), a portrait of Mrs. Olmedo wearing the colorful dress of a native of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec; Kahlo often wore such a costume.

Nevinson joined the Quaker ambulance corps and then the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC), drawing on his experience in widely acclaimed paintings that showed war as an inhuman, impersonal force.

There is an established tradition of mapping massacre sites through art, as in the acclaimed paintings by the Aboriginal artists Rover Thomas, Queenie McKenzie, and Rusty Peters, among others.

Rather, he provoked emotional response through unnatural color, internal rhythm, and undulating lines, as in The Scream, one of the most reproduced and universally acclaimed paintings in the history of art.

Then a high school art teacher suggested that it might actually be the work of Jackson Pollock, one of his acclaimed drip paintings from the 1940s and '50s.

The 400-page tome analyzed literally dozens of New York and European precedents for Walker's signature black-paper-silhouette murals but made no mention of their most powerful immediate forerunner: the acclaimed black-silhouette paintings of L.A.-based artist Lari Pittman.

A legacy of compositions and recordings in popular music, acclaimed classical works, poetry, paintings, award-winning animated films and a pioneering presence as an activist in many spheres -- including the instigation of the Concert For New York after the 9/11 attacks.

Mashantucket Pequot Museum -- This handsome new museum, set amid a reserve, will present richly colored yarn paintings by the widely acclaimed Mexican Huichol Indian artist and shaman José Benítez Sánchez.

Most notable is the IMA's acclaimed collection of Japanese Edo Period paintings, scrolls, and screens.

At UCLA, at the small but feisty Fowler Museum, there is a retrospective of large-scale figurative paintings and drawings by acclaimed Cuban artist José Bedia, who emigrated to the United States in 1993.