Sentence examples for even painter from inspiring English sources
On the other side of Liberty is an intellectual, a ragged bohemian poet or even painter who has come out of his garret, setting aside his verses, to join the People, his top hat skewed raffishly, a rifle clutched as if he has never touched a firearm before.
It plays with light and shade in a way many writers and even painters could only hope to.
From the start, this diminutive presence, boyish in appearance and intensity right up to his death in 1959, was a highly original, even mystical painter.
Beauty, I discover, is a word we can't deal with, that even a painter in the studio files away as unusable.
In the perky duet "Art for Art's Sake," even a painter and a violinist (Mr. Stram and Martin Moran) are shown to be craven pawns of their patron Mrs. Mister, sniping and snapping at each other to beg for scraps.
Even a painter as abstract as Jackson Pollock is still bound by the laws of physics.
I've been a comedian, an actor, a student, and even a painter.
Even then, painters were well aware of the risks they ran.
Even some painters have tried to make sense of colors by equating them with other things.
Centuries before Mantegna was even born, painters in Song China depicted nature with acute, mind-boggling naturalism.
Did the well-born and even-tempered painter have a rugged nautical side, or nurture fantasies of roiled, Turneresque waters?
