Sentence examples for black and white painted from inspiring English sources

It starts with the invitation – this time white plastic with plain black type – and then the set, which featured black and white painted pillars and a walkway reminiscent of a Japanese temple.

And on this day, the Koshari, those black and white painted Indian clowns, part policemen, roam through the crowd ready to punish cellphone users and photo takers, sometimes with a dunk in the river.

In his later years he also created several large sculptures of black-and-white painted fiberglass for various public spaces.

Full-bodied and wearing their black-and-white (painted) formal regalia, they join the many other creatures -- of wood, stone, cloth, paper and what have you -- that populate the show along with folk art staples like needlework, paintings, sculpture, furniture, pottery, jewelry, carpets, toys, rugs, decoys, weather vanes, Americana, political items and things harder to name.

In the second half of the auction, which covered art being sold by various owners, two telephone bidders were desperate to own his "Ball of Twine," a 1963 black-and-white painting.

"When I started working with just black and white, painting and drawing collapsed into each other and it freed me to think a lot more about how they were painted -- it was this cascade of responses from one thing to the next," said Mr. Dunham, who hopes to carry on that fluid working process even as he anticipates the return of vivid color.

The black-and-white painting here in the living-room is by Zhang Xiaogang.

The experience of "Guernica" seems to have intensified Picasso's black-and-white painting.

It is striking as a 20-foot-tall, black-and-white painting.

Another work in the auction is a black-and-white painting by Franz Kline, "Four Square" from 1953, estimated at $1.5 million to $2 million.

The story, which has been handed down for generations, was the inspiration for Ms. Nyadbi's black-and-white painting of 2012 titled "Dayiwul Lirlmin," or "Barramundi Scales".