Sentence examples for accommodate paintings from inspiring English sources

What kind of wall space would be needed to accommodate paintings that range in height from 7 feet to 13 feet?

At the same time, you have to develop dramatically expanded galleries to accommodate paintings and sculpture, you have to make sure that you can deal with works at the other edge".

Their large superstructures incorporated offering niches that were to develop into chapels (as in the tomb of Khabausokar) and corridors that could accommodate paintings of equipment for the afterlife and niches to hold carved representations of the deceased owner (as in the tomb of Hesire).

That allows just enough room to accommodate the paintings, vintage furniture and objects he collects with nearly the same devotion he has toward his own art.

And in the 1960's, when Juliette Walter sold the collection of her first husband, Paul Guillaume, to the French state, no one thought it odd to alter the Orangerie to accommodate those 144 paintings.

The gallery has added central pillars to accommodate the many paintings, animation illustrations, sculptures and mixed media works produced by the 16 artists represented.

Rather than expanding the scale of his paintings to accommodate his newfound, florid gesturing, Mr. Jensen maintains a controlled, compressed format.

To accommodate these generously scaled paintings, the Met is for the first time relocating part of the mezzanine galleries' permanent collection to another viewing space.

The paintings are of a size to accommodate the breadth and height of Mr. Thiebaud's reach with the brush.

It has three rooms, each large enough to accommodate one or two of the strange, dreamlike paintings he is working on.

His paintings had grown large, even panoramic, to accommodate his increasingly broad brushwork.