Sentence examples for framed paintings from inspiring English sources

Dotting the walls of the conference room — a long space filled with a hodgepodge of slightly faded furniture and painted with a thick coat of cream-colored paint — were framed paintings of rivers, forests and planet earth, along with assorted wildlife scenes.

There are also framed paintings of sunflowers and a metal wall sculpture of a radiant sun.

He said that he was fully insured, and that he had framed paintings for museums, including Van Gogh's "Starry Night" for the Museum of Modern Art.

The bareness of the dark ceiling, the back of Velázquez's canvas, and the strict geometry of framed paintings contrast with the animated, brilliantly lit and sumptuously painted foreground entourage.

Nor is the traditional march-past of framed paintings in chronological order.

Where they'd once hung I saw only patterns in wallpaper, framed paintings, door panels, lines of dust.

The lobby featured imitation-crystal chandeliers, ornately framed oil paintings of Venice, and, inexplicably, a pair of faux elephant tusks painted gold.

He framed the paintings and gave them to family members.

Monitors framed like paintings linger on an image of a male torso before zooming in on other anatomical regions.

The programs reflect the content of individual galleries; Tenet, for example, will sing 16th-century Italian madrigals framed by paintings of Venice in that century.

Faded photographs of Victorian actresses ("Miss Fanny Ward", "Miss Violet Friend"…) line the walls alongside framed Hogarth paintings, reflecting the layers of history that meet here.