Sentence examples for execution of the painting from inspiring English sources
The designs and execution of the painting are highly complex, and skillful, although to my eyes too derivative of illuminations in Hebrew manuscripts.
The altarpiece now in the Pinacoteca of the Vatican Museums was commissioned by Cardinal Giulio de'Medici in 1516, but the execution of the painting only began around the middle of 1518 making it, as it were, Raphael's artistic testament.
George V visited Lavery's studio during the execution of the painting, and, perhaps remembering the legend that Philip IV had daubed the cross of the Knights of Santiago on the figure of Velázquez, asked Lavery if he could contribute to the portrait with his own hand.
The execution of the experimental painting required three days (and their corresponding joints in the plaster) and a team of eight painters; still, some areas remained unfinished [81].
Tintori and Meiss interpreted these differences found for example in the Room of the Elephants in the House of the Lararium of Achilles in Pompe as the result of the execution of monochromatic surfaces painted with an organic paint medium, possibly containing soap, applied onto a fresh plaster and polished while it was still damp [89].
Interestingly, several elements contained in the left bar and in the back of the chair, including cadmium, cobalt, chromium and calcium, were not detected from the right chair stile, suspected of being added subsequent to the date of the painting execution.
I remember a painting about the execution of the Ceausescus that sampled Baselitz and Goya to terrifying effect, and none of these pictures has anything like that power.
His fingers seem to be pushing the paint around as if to assist in the artist's wildly turbulent execution of the sky.
The execution of the full-scale work would often be entrusted to assistants, though Rubens would usually paint key areas and thoroughly retouch the finished painting.
(Spoiler alert: the Art Institute of Chicago's Giovanni di Paolo painting of the beheading of St. John the Baptist illustrates Jon Snow's execution of the impertinent Janos Slynt).
Peters paints Stephen as a tolerant man and a reasonable ruler, despite his execution of the Shrewsbury defenders after the taking of the city in 1138.
