Sentence examples for capturing paintings from inspiring English sources

We have therefore designed an efficient hybrid imaging system dedicated to capturing paintings in both color and topography with a high resolution.

Padfield et al. [43] adopted PTM to digitally capture paintings in order to monitor their physical changes during conservation.

What he captured in paintings and drawings were the figures of stocky, pipe-smoking men, their expressions dour, their dress drab.

Figures in cream suits, striped blazers and V-necked suits in pastel colors clustered around the lawns or in the Long Room, historically a hushed center for the kind of cricket-loving gentlemen who are captured in paintings on the walls.

His horror is captured in paintings with the petrifying "Somethingone is in my house"; his dark humour is present in the form of a model airplane-inspired chicken construction set.

Most evocatively, the video gives us staged re-creations of Caravaggio paintings, beautifully capturing his luminous canvases so that it sometimes takes a moment to realize that the tableaus consist of performers, not paint.

And now that her paintings are capturing a growing audience of collectors and private buyers, she is helping the organization even further by donating a portion of artwork sales.

The pieces continue Divola's tradition, first initiated in the series "Vandalism," in the mid-1970s, of marking the buildings in some way — with spray paint or found paintings — and then capturing the entire scene in a photograph.

Hunter particularly strove to capture in his paintings the effects of light, and would repeatedly paint the same objects or locations under a range of lighting conditions.

Many of Mr. Kinkade's paintings captured scenes from Disney.

"His paintings capture every eye, every pudgy bulge, every nub on the rind".