Sentence examples for bold painting from inspiring English sources

Her bold painting commands attention, making the sofa subservient to the art.

"And then at the museum, you'd see her up on the ladder -- she was a little woman -- so confidently working away on this huge, bold painting".

Houses dot the shoreline in Karl Yens's "America the Beautiful" (1918), a big, bold painting that adorns the opening, title wall of the exhibition.

It is another big, bold painting, harkening back to Corrido's stripes, dissolving checkerboards, and leaf-like puzzle pieces.

Its most striking feature is a bold painting from an inmate at the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola that he's planning to include in his next novel.

A bold painting over a photograph of the Colorado Bridge by cinematographer and visual effects production company chief executive officer Sam Nicholson caught the attention of many of the guests.

Because china cabinets are going for very affordable prices in auctions and vintage markets, he suggests buying one and lacquering it with a bold paint color.

It appears on the title page and provides the cover image: de Kooning riding a bike with bold paint strokes for wheels.

From the first outfits – bold painted tunics and bright pleated skirts – it was clear that we had turned off the subdued path down a more graphic, primary-coloured slip road.

Finding familiarity in the bold paint chipping off the outside of boxing gyms, she attributes her affection for the country to her own ingrained love of old things.

Instead, turn them into interesting storage space, like this cabinet door shelf, by giving them a bold paint job and mounting them on your wall.