Sentence examples for get on canvas from inspiring English sources

For the sake of comparison, you can order a 16 x20" photo print from Snapfish that's unframed for only $15, though a framed version, which is comparable to what you get on canvas, will cost you $55.

A dabbler before he became a serious painter in 1954, Von Bruenchenhein used his fingers, bakers' tools, even strands of his wife's hair to get pigment on canvas.

And these works, all done in household gloss, seem to have as much to do with color, the sensuality of paint and the craft of getting it on canvas as they do with subject matter.

You can also get ones with masts big enough for you to work on the bottom of the canvas at eye level on any size canvas.

I tried to see as much color and as many shapes in their own relationships as I possibly could, trying to leave out judgment or interpretation--just see what I see, powered by my love of the image, and get it down on canvas.

If you want to make art you've got to paint on canvas, right?

The moment Picasso and Matisse get the canvas and put something on the canvas and the canvas costs $100 million, I don't know what is going on in their heads.

The painter's task, getting the view on canvas, seems obvious.

One fascination of Kokoschka's portraits comes from his quite original mode of getting them down on canvas.

If there is such a thing as a specifically English face, Beatrice Hastings had it in spades with her tall, narrow, slightly judgmental look, and Modigliani got it down on canvas.

So far, there have been three sales for real-life money (the buyer gets the work on canvas).