Sentence examples for familiar paintings from inspiring English sources

Seeing through their eyes made even familiar paintings strange.

Degas's familiar paintings and drawings already say so much that they can't easily lend themselves to this text.

The campaign used adapted versions of familiar paintings by Norman Rockwell to address the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.

Almost at once you could buy postcard reproductions of his works everywhere; posters were available of the newly familiar paintings and drawings.

These artworks — originals for pictures in the book — resemble familiar paintings by artists like Manet, Picasso and Vermeer, but with pachyderms instead of human subjects.

In 1937 Life deemed September Morn "one of the most familiar paintings in the world", and a retrospective Toledo Blade article characterized the model as having become America's number one pin-up girl.

Familiar Welsh paintings and tea towels covered the walls.

(According to the art historian John Richardson, a postwar public raised on glossy reproductions found the varnished look familiar; original paintings, he suggests, were being "restored" to resemble their color-plate copies).

Here were mountains familiar from ancient paintings, crowds moving on bicycles, fields covered with crops.

In Mr. K ler's paintings, familiar images are coupled with technical virtuosity and heightened visual effects.

Some pilgrims seem stopped in their tracks with the upturned eyes and stunned faces familiar from religious paintings.