Sentence examples for final canvas from inspiring English sources

I start the final canvas with pencil.

(In the final canvas it's moldy, dog-eared, and riddled with wormholes).

Bellows's final canvas version of the scene, "Children on the Porch," belongs to the Columbus Museum of Art.

According to the artist, however, Lambert was disappointed in the highly abstracted composition and accepted only one small gouache study Gleizes had made but not the final canvas.

"There may still be some changes to be made in the final totals," said Larry Dominguezof the State Bureau of Elections, "but we won't know that until after we've completed our final canvas on Nov. 28".

But it was turned down by the hanging committee on grounds of its size (the final canvas was nearly 10 by 14 feet), its "outlandishness" and its "staring" quality.

Jack Russell, the former England wicketkeeper who was commissioned to capture the final on canvas, attracted a lot of interest - presumably from people who preferred to watch paint dry.

A retrospective naturally follows a developmental line, the movement, in this case, of Pollock's work from that first muddied self-portrait to a final 1955 canvas, aptly called "Search" -- a portrait, in a sense, of self-abandonment.

Which brings us to the final, "missing" canvas of the three: "Mary Magdalen in Ecstasy".

The two opposites come together in the show's final work, a canvas displaying a boalike tendril of paint sprayed over a strip of twisted tape or fabric, now absent.

My plan for this instalment of the Alan Garner-themed Reading Group was to talk about the enduring legacy of The Weirdstone of Brisingamen and Moon of Gomrath – and to canvas final opinions now we've read through them together.