Sentence examples for fictional painting from inspiring English sources

For almost fifty years, Maskell has owned a (fictional) painting by Nicolas Poussin, "The Death of Seneca".

This paper also focuses on the conceptual investigations of the uncanny, ambiguous, and sublime, associated with my recent solo show entitled – Fictional Painting (2012).

But if a fictional character is painted into a portrait, then simultaneously breaks the thin barriers between portrait and audience, TV show and painting, fiction and reality, what can we call that, but the fifth?

Unlike some of her fresh-as-paint fictional counterparts, Flora has gravitas.

As one of those parents, I don't recognise the fictional picture she paints in To Miss With Love.

But as a writer I have used them: in my book Midnight, the teenage heroine is obsessed by a fictional artist who paints fairies, and there are a whole group of them, a different fairy for each chapter.

The show applies the grave and dramatic conventions of the form to a delightfully absurdist transgression: someone at the fictional Hanover High School spray-painted a bunch of cherry-red dicks on twenty-seven cars in the faculty parking lot.

The movie is an addendum to "Nightwatching," Mr. Greenaway's 2007 fictional feature about the painting that was part of a larger project of the same title that he created for the yearlong 2006 celebration of Rembrandt's 400th birthday in the Netherlands.

All are graphically crisp Pop-ish depictions of fictional soft drink labels, painted with diet cola, Mr. Bouchet's personal recipe.

They assemble and paint small model fighters from a chosen army (several to collect) and using dice, tape measures and special rule books, battle rival militia in a fictional science fiction universe set in the 41st Millennium, called Warhammer 40,000.

The body I painted is not fictional – it is a portrait of a friend.