Sentence examples for fire paintings from inspiring English sources

BRIDGEPORT The Discovery Museum "Earth, Light and Fire," paintings by Karen Fitzgerald.

"Fire Paintings" at Michael Werner sticks to the paintings he made in 1961 and '62, using a blowtorch.

A five-star Tate Liverpool retrospective showcases sponge sculptures (above), the scorched distortions of his Fire Paintings and his infamous use of female bodies as paintbrushes.

The elaborate process used by Klein in his so-called "Fire Paintings" required female studio assistants to stand in the nude in front of vast panels on which they pressed their bodies and left impressionistic imprints.

Like Lucio Fontana, his better-known contemporary, Burri was there before arte povera with its humble materials; before Yves Klein with his fire paintings; before Gustav Metzger with his scorched plastic and acid.

To be particularly reminded of his "Fire" paintings is to see how, even at his most outlandish and comedic, he could achieve a kind of haunting otherworldliness, which can bring to mind Redon.

Between 1966 and 1969 she produced the War Series, a cycle of more than 150 aggressive, satirical, rapid-fire paintings on paper addressing the Vietnam war.

Set off by purplish blue halos on an ochre background, they give the composition a ghostly touch — to achieve his "Fire Color" paintings, the French artist employed female assistants standing in the nude and pressing their bodies against a panel.

The day-long, Oct. 13, exhibit will mark the first time that all 22 of de Michiell's Fire Island paintings will be displayed collectively. .

This includes the gradual removal of varnish layers and the recovery of original paint colour in fire-damaged paintings.

BEACON RiverWinds Gallery "Air-Fire-Water," paintings by Ellen Lewis.