Sentence examples for first two paintings from inspiring English sources

The first two paintings he did with end papers, in 2001, were hanging in a back room of his studio.

In the first two paintings in this exhibition we see him at the very start of his career, portraying male prostitutes with filthy fingernails tasting forbidden fruit and getting bitten.

The first two paintings available from Tate Worlds are The Pool of London, by André Derain (1906) and The Soul of the Soulless City (New York, an Abstraction), by CRW Nevinson (1920).

This can be seen most strongly in these later works in which Caravaggio identifies so clearly with the darker fears and desires of the classic bible stories.The first two paintings in the show set the stage: the 1601 "Supper at Emmaus" from his Roman period and another depiction of the same scene completed five years later, the first of his paintings on the run.

"So I got in and bought my first two paintings.

These two broad ideas coalesce in Head VI, which is as physiologically tortured as the first two paintings, and as spectral as the middle three.

The first four paintings that Bouvier sold to Rybolovlev were covered by contracts drawn up by Lenz & Staehelin, one of Switzerland's largest law firms.

The robbers took the first four paintings they came across when they raided the museum shortly before closing on a Sunday afternoon.

The first cleaning operation at the National Gallery began in 1844 after Eastlake's appointment as Keeper, and was the subject of attacks in the press after the first three paintings to receive the treatment – a Rubens, a Cuyp and a Velázquez – were unveiled to the public in 1846.

Courtauld's most trusted advisor was the dealer Percy Moore Turner, from whom he had purchased his first two Impressionist paintings in 1922.

Although the reframing is a first, the two paintings have appeared in the same gallery three times before: at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth in 1988, and in shows in Italy in 1998-99 and in 2000.