Sentence examples similar to drawer paintings from inspiring English sources
With sixty-seven mostop-drawerawer paintings, drawings, and sculptures by Picasso and sixty-six by Matisse, the show hardly needs a pretext, but it has one: a running dialogue of mutual attractions and abrasions between the twin godheads of modern painting.
And also, a lot of these were functional objects -- the chests of drawers, even the paintings had functions in conveying information, they had political messages and social messages.
Mr. Goings also opened drawers and pulled out paintings: a 1956 collage called "First Circus"; Bearden's "left-handed drawings" (he trained himself to draw with his left hand, as bone cancer made him lose control in his right); and self-portraits sketched on porous white paper with a black felt-tip pen, made days before his death, showing him slumped in a chair.
"Ships made America; I love being involved with ships and ship people," Mr. Braynard said, pulling open a drawer brimming with drawings and paintings, including a poster of the Lusitania, a cutaway of the Royal Caribbean Line's Voyager of the Sea, and the Normandie.
As the clock counts down, the five players struggle to figure out clues scattered behind paintings, in pieces of clothing and in drawers.
It interprets the drawer-fulls of X-ray scans that most museums have already taken of their paintings.
There are probably additional symbolic references embedded in the card paintings that are unrecoverable now, although you could take a punt on the knave poking out of the table drawer in the Washington Boy as hinting at a certain rascality.
Drawer (first-aid drawer).
Paintings, paintings everywhere.
