Sentence examples for given a painting from inspiring English sources

In 1963, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts was given a painting by the 16th-century Italian Giorgio Vasari.

As related in Mr. Russell's book, he was given a painting by this artist's European dealer in 1928 and stored it in a closet.

NAMA has already reaped more than several million euros from art sales, according to Mr. Gordon, and has given a painting to the National Gallery in Ireland by John Lavery called "The Return From Market".

A 150-seat, open-air amphitheater behind the building, a feature added in the 1970s, was given a paint job and used to screen movies in the summer.

On a television show with Edward R. Murrow she gave a painting demo.

In 1969 Francis Bacon gave a painting to the Royal College of Art in London in lieu of rent.

I gave a painting to my favorite pub to settle a tab once, which they hung above the bar.

His story asks questions about the nature and validity of art appreciation, and above all involves children by giving a painting a personality of its own.

Instead of using brush strokes to give a painting a sense of momentum, he relies on bodies that ripple through space, pause to crest and then sweep lushly in another direction.

Other gifts from the prince included a hideous gold mounted African tusk – and his wife Alexandra gave a painting of a little dog called Princesse (along with the real dog) to Evans's wife.

To give the dealer his commission, Saint-Jacques then gives a painting of the same value to the gallery.