Sentence examples for hard paintings from inspiring English sources

LL These are hard paintings to produce.

NEW HAVEN Westville Gallery "Hard Works," paintings by Gordon Skinner.

But this desire to free himself from the physical encumbrances of daily existence has flowered into something far more significant at the National Gallery, where Landy has spent the past two years looking hard at paintings of saints and thinking about the complete self-abnegation of their lives.

That is, until Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria shook things up with The Field a groundbreaking 1968 exhibition of local abstract and conceptual geometric hard edge paintings and sculptures.

Larry Gagosian liked the hard-edge paintings, and now Heizer had sculpture on his mind.

The hard-edge paintings, Heizer says, are about universal principles, but he doesn't know quite which.

Chelsea Through Jan . 25Tease out the many references, past and present, in Laurie Fendrich's playful hard-edged paintings and what do you come up with?

Mr. Goodnough's versatility is demonstrated by the placement of his new debris-laden "Large Dinny the Dinosaur (With Presents)" (2003) near his signature hard-edge paintings.

IT was hard-edge paintings that made Ellsworth Kelly famous: large, geometric canvases full of smooth, pure color that make a striking impact on the white walls of museums and galleries everywhere.

He shows large drawings from the mid-1980's, and while their main element is bold charcoal line, they demonstrate a limberness and flexibility not found in his hard-edge paintings.

And politically hard-hitting paintings by the Indian artists Atul Dodiya and Arpita Singh are placed near a wonderful 19th-century Kalighat painting of Hanuman, the monkey-hero of the "Ramayana," carrying tiny figures of Rama and Sita in his heart.