Sentence examples for better paintings from inspiring English sources

It is one of the better paintings in the show, along with "Harriet Tubman" (1931), an expansive, sensual mural painted in a flat, simplified style by Aaron Douglas, who got a fellowship in 1937 to travel in the South and in Haiti.

I'm really focused on finding better paintings".

I would consider this to be one of my better paintings.

If his paintings are to be effectively countered, it must be by other, newer, better paintings.

If you don't sort out the better paintings, they all start wearing thin.

The portrait was important to her not only because it was one of her better paintings but because Yakovleva was her friend and partner," he said.

Suggestions given to further improve the use of paintings were: "use paintings showing the miserable condition of Nepalese people, use paintings by modern artists also, give more time to the exercise and use better picture quality for some of the paintings".

Other museums may surpass the Metropolitan in certain areas of collecting — there are better Renaissance paintings in the Uffizi and more French masterpieces in the Louvre — but for depth and comprehensiveness the Met has no equal.

The more he left space and openness for colours to breathe - areas of pictorial silence in which events could happen slowly or quickly, quietly or with sudden dynamism - the better the paintings are.

In Mr. Crawford's studio, the larger of the two (and the one with the better view), paintings stand on the easel and cover much of the white wall space.

His sealed-off, exquisitely controlled, linear manner implied a need for order and a preference for emotional tension satisfied by small, oddly angled, tightly framed images that worked better in paintings than in prints.