Sentence examples for divided painting from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 1960s, MoMA's curatorial departments were rigidly divided: painting and sculpture, drawing, photography and architecture were separate worlds.

Generally the lines dividing painting and sculpture, insider and outsider, art and craft are blurred, Donald Judd's notion of "specific objects" is fruitfully expanded and telling cross-generational connections are illuminated.

Rājput painting is further divided into Rājasthanī painting, or the schools of the Rājasthān and central India, and Pahari painting, or the art of the Himalayan kingdoms.

High above this divided city, painted on the face of a mountain overlooking the Greek Cypriot side, is a giant flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, its star and crescent a constant reminder of one of Europe's most enduring frozen conflicts.

This involves dividing a painting into boxes of varying sizes, from the dimensions of the entire painting down to the smallest paint speck.

The leafless sapling that divides the painting in half has been replaced by a towering confident tree, and the house on the hill behind (if it still exists) is obscured by multilayered foliage.

This is a multi-year endeavor and the artist has worked hard to divide the painting into stages so that the owner is not left with an artist's studio in his dining room.

They cover a range of styles and media loosely divided into oil painting and traditional Chinese painting (guohua) with sculptures, installations and a handful of other forms.

At the bottom of a painting divided into discrete sections the letters "HRZN" are written in block letters.

Critical opinion is divided over the painting's symbolism, although the look of concentration on the face of the letter writer suggests a matter of some gravity absorbs her.

The royal painting divided the public, with some criticizing it as glum and depressing.