Sentence examples for for both paintings from inspiring English sources

Consistent features of pigment mixtures and morphology between the upper and lower paint layers point to a common paint source for both paintings.

A space in that wing was originally used exclusively as a sculpture court, but it was transformed into a gallery for both paintings and sculpture in 1993 after it was renamed the Blanche and A. L. Levine Court, after two donors.

Since scholars have been debating both paintings for years, Mr. Christiansen said he thought it was best to put them together.

During the early 1920s he received recognition for both his paintings and his photography.

But Mr. Kozlowski is being charged with conspiracy to falsify business records for both the paintings he paid for and those Tyco bought.

Painted on the back of another earlier work, Two Serpents, it has been mounted in a special two-sided frame to make both paintings visible for the first time.

They fit the space like a glove, creating a kind of Newman chapel of rare intimacy, heightening appreciation for his works both as paintings and as votive objects.

Past winners have included Sylvia Plath and Robert Redford, both for paintings; Richard Avedon, for a poem ("You must not think because my glance is quick . . . That I shall never total up to much"); Andy Warhol and Lena Dunhamm.

The box and the grids along which it moves are for Iverson both the muse and the method for her paintings, both implements and emblems of pathological progress.

Mr. Laderman made the argument for the continued vitality of figurative work as a vehicle for poetic expression both in his paintings, which embraced landscape, still life and, late in his career, narrative painting with human figures, and in a stream of critical articles in the major art publications.

Rubens's studio became a training ground for many Flemish painters, among them Anthony van Dyck, a child prodigy who later became famous as a court portrait painter in England; Frans Snyder, a still-life specialist; and David Teniers the Elder and Adriaen Brouwer, both known chiefly for their paintings of carousing peasants.