Sentence examples for captivating paintings from inspiring English sources

That is one reason that the exceptionally earnest and captivating paintings of Isabella Kirkland deserve attention.

It is one of the most captivating paintings in the world.

Key establishments include David Richard Gallery, which specialises in postwar, abstract and geometric art; TAI Gallery, which specialises in Japanese bamboo and textile art; and Zane Bennett Contemporary, Santa Fe's premier destination for everything from captivating paintings to European neon art and three-dimensional prints from disciples of the Mexican Mixografia movement.

Over her lifetime, Koko produced numerous captivating paintings and dabbled with bass guitar and recorder.

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Mr. Siena's captivating abstract paintings look as though they were created by someone in an altered, mildly ecstatic state of consciousness.

His paintings captivate Ms Morris, though she freely admits that this predilection is mainly confined to people who have been able to see them in Venice.

38' high, Tull's paintings captivated drivers and pedestrians with their bright reds and baby blues, seductively depicting different cropped images of Tull's wife, shiny old cars, and highways.

As his style matured, he became captivated with defining paintings by simple shapes, exceptional lighting, and uncommon perspectives.

But for more casual viewers, it is the handful of first-rate paintings that will be most captivating.

She said that while she was examining and cataloging the flags for the coming auction, everyone who passed by her office, from the night watchman to the head of Impressionist paintings, was captivated by the collection.