Sentence examples for complicated paintings from inspiring English sources

Mitchell told The Times the assignment was "probably one of the most complicated paintings for its size that you could ever be asked to do".

"This is probably one of the most complicated paintings for its size that you could ever be asked to do," said the scenic artist behind "Woman in Gold," Steve Mitchell, who has worked on hundreds of films including "Children of Men," the "Harry Potter" franchise (for which he painted wizard portraits) and Woody Allen's "Match Point".

It's complicated, like paintings.

The very concept of a museum -- making masterpieces and other treasures readily accessible to the public -- is something of a security nightmare, one that grew more complicated when paintings routinely started selling for millions of dollars.

Vuillard, meanwhile, found that photography could complicate his paintings.

More complicated still, paints are not the only things on paintings these days.

It may sound overly complicated, but the paintings are sensuous and lyrical as well as rigorously formal (Johnson).

Paintings are complicated things.

In all that he did, in his often immensely complicated and somewhat enigmatic paintings, he left clue after clue as to what he was really up to.

"Coyote paintings are complicated to analyze because they are so accessible and many people get stuck on the surface," observed the New [End Page 64] York contemporary artist Michael Pribich.2 Playful and colorful images of Coyote fill Fonseca's canvases, but beneath these familiar and lively surfaces, the artist seeks to challenge popular beliefs about Native identity.

All the algorithm is really doing is creating a – very complicated – mathematical model of Rembrandt paintings, and then spitting out a visualization of it according to some very carefully defined criteria.