Sentence examples for fanciful painting from inspiring English sources

One fanciful painting, for instance, portrays Auster juggling the letters of the keyboard.

Other representations of the human condition are the spooky allegory "Death Cutting the Hair of a Girl" by Vesselina Traptcheva and a fanciful painting "Woman With Two Boy Friends in Volvo".

The Jewish Museum gift shop is selling tins, which are imported from Israel and come packed with a pound of matzos, decorated either with a fanciful painting of a goat, left, by Menashe Kadishman, or one of pomegranates by Reuven Rubin.

Some 75 American craftsmen are represented by striking jewelry, ceramics, blown glass, fabric collages and fanciful painted Sticks furniture.

The old Guard Room, where the knights used to dine, is hand-painted with fabulous elephants and there are curios dotted all over the hotel in alcoves and cabinets including a Napoleonic cannonball, antique parchments and a tiny lift with a fanciful unicorn painted on the door.

Basic: Dish-type, inkwell, saucer, roll-rim, etc. Sublime: Sensuous shapes of jade, nephrite, agate, serpentine, and lapis lazuli, etc. Fanciful: Floral displays painted on porcelain, powder-blue ceramic buttons with rhinestone borders, etc. Enormous: Some ornate silver-filigree buttons are as big as doorknobs.

Anatomically, the painting was fanciful and grotesque but not particularly shocking; except for the plethora of sexual organs, it was a strict and sober study of an undernourished middle-aged man.

Bruce Helander (who is also a Huffington Post contributor), while best known for his witty collages employing vintage images and materials, here presents Dog Daze, a both fanciful and highly realistic painting of a found object, a vintage dog shaped ashtray.

Erté enlivened the Folies-Bergère with his fanciful costume designs, each painted with exquisite precision.

Most of the buildings have balconies and front porches, and some are painted in fanciful colors.

After visiting with residents, the group explores on foot the narrow streets lined with fanciful and often brightly painted buildings.