Sentence examples for complementary paintings from inspiring English sources
Ter Borch's complementary paintings are, Mr. Sutton writes, "among the first linking lovers through the theme of a letter".
One was Metsu, whose exquisite complementary paintings, "Man Writing a Letter" (circa 1665-67), and "Woman Reading a Letter With a Maidservant" (circa 1665-67), are highlights of the exhibition.
Among others, there is a pair of complementary paintings, "An Officer Writing a Letter With a Trumpeter" (1658-59) and "Woman Sealing a Letter With a Maidservant" (1658-59).
In a complementary selection of small collage paintings, the Finnish artist Riiko Sakkinen combines hand-altered product labels and cartoons to create a Babel of references to racism, fashion and violence.
You can do a lot of traveling in the China Institute show, titled "Passion for the Mountains: 17th-Century Landscape Paintings From the Nanjing Museum," and even more in the complementary exhibition, "Dreams of Yellow Mountain: Landscapes of Survival in 17th-Century China," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
I remember once in an exhibition of the paintings of Patrick Heron in the Tate gallery, realising that afterimages of the colours I was seeing – in complementary colours – were floating all around me in the air of the room.
Jenny Saville, whose paintings of the female form replace Rubens's joy in bodies with a morbid edge, is curating a complementary show called La Peregrina, which will include work by Freud, Bacon, Picasso and Sarah Lucas.
Paintings, paintings everywhere.
