Sentence examples for hands painted from inspiring English sources

There was a clock built into the stove, foreshortened hands painted gold behind a greased-over plastic lens.

The most distinctive feature of the decoration at Gargas, however, is the large number of stencils of human hands painted on the walls of the cave.

Clematis, of all shapes and sizes, clung to walls, cedar arbors, fences and a battalion of cedar posts topped with pine carvings of feet or hands, painted black.

"My friend, my brother, he just got shot in the head," said Mazen Al Smeh, 27, as he struggled to catch his breath on the side of the road, his face covered in tears, his hands painted with blood.

Others, including a watercolour from his blue period, gouaches on paper, several studies of hands painted on canvas, and around 30 lithographs as well as portraits of Khokhlova, until now were entirely unknown.

She pushes her bangs off her face and stands back to contemplate what she's added to the neighborhood: two hands painted red and intertwined to form a human heart.

And Option 4 was hand painted.

The earliest wallpapers in England and France were hand painted or stenciled.

"Even now, the chiefs' helmet is hand painted".

All of the pieces are handmade and hand painted.

Yet it is still not difficult to see why Lowry loved repeating "all 'and painted, all 'and painted".