Sentence examples for blind paintings from inspiring English sources
Each piece, from the lump of Blu-Tack on a wall (Work No 79) to the blind paintings (eg Work No 1363), you imagine, seemed like a good idea at the time, got the artist's blood briefly up, but what you are often left looking at is the limp memory of that creative moment.
In order to make the home colorful, jovial, complete and spacious, people hang curtains, blinds or paintings.
In earlier paintings the blind were typically depicted with eyes closed.
Consistency can be overrated, but if the public is inclined to crush the career of an athlete who beats his wife, it should also be willing to ignore Mailer's books and turn a blind eye to Picasso paintings.
He has used Braille in the past, incorporating it into oil paintings in his "Blind" series.
There have been no double blind studies of Featherstone's paintings to determine if they do in fact enhance one's abilities to see other dimensions, or if they do indeed open any different neuropaths.
Though he had rarely painted the human figure before he lost his sight, his first series of paintings after he went blind focused on Frances.
American William Carlos Williams wrote a series of poems on Bruegel's paintings; his "Parable of the Blind" focuses on the meaning of the The Blinds composition a word that appears three times in the poems eight tercets.
It is the world's first permanent collection of visual art for blind and partially sighted people, and includes paintings, sculpture and mixed media work.
George Mendoza, who is legally blind, makes exuberantly colored, acrylic-on-canvas paintings like "Kaleidoscope Eyes" (2000), which portrays a psychedelic garden of cactuses and giant flowers.
