Sentence examples for canvas about from inspiring English sources

Whoever paid £2,040 for the 91-centimeter-long canvas, about 36 inches, must have some idea about the artist's identity and/or the site.

The canvas — about 6 ½ feet by 4 feet — was hanging on the wall of a second-floor gallery with other early Picassos.

In the best works, as in a canvas about 6 by 12 feet entirely covered by a field of gray, Cubist, shardlike forms, there is considerable formal punch.

"It's a canvas about 5 feet by 4," says Marc, one of the play's three characters, played with manic intensity by Judd Hirsch.

From the upper floors of the buildings that line Avenida Atlantica, Burle Marx appears to have painted a single canvas about three miles long.

Nearby, "Plinth, Four Areas" from 1969, is basically a flat square of canvas, about seven feet on a side, with a small opening sliced in its top at each corner.

Even on an iPad, the "canvas" is about 20 percent smaller than the standard comic book page.

In the other canvas, "Irises," from about 1915, on loan from a private Swiss collector, the world has gone dark.

He had painted the scene once before, in 1929, and the church in the background of the impressionistic canvas is just about recognisable as the parish church, though heightened for grandeur.

The small 1973 canvas, measuring about 26 by 22 inches, is priced to sell for $4.5 million to $6.5 million.

By that time, the erhu, which was stored in a gray canvas case about three feet long, was gone.