Sentence examples for her stain from inspiring English sources

Ms. Frankenthaler more or less stumbled on her stain technique, she said, first using it in creating "Mountains and Sea" (1952).

She would be forever tainted as a barren woman, so that whoever saw her first in the morning had to take a bath to wash her stain away.

She's also got Denisof helping her stain treasure chests and giving input on birthday cakes.

Two years later, at the end of a bad relationship and her teaching commitment, she decided to jettison both New York and her stain-spotted street purchase in favor of a teaching position closer to her family's home in Rock Hill, S.C.

Frankenthaler refused to see herself as a "woman painter," although feminist art historians would later draw parallels between her staining technique and menstrual flow.

Grabs her stained Hermes purse by the side of her chair.

Not only because of her stains, but by the very fact that it is a social thing.

Laura Owens, a painter whose work and activism I find admirable, noticed the transitional moment that Frankenthaler herself represented, both foreground and background, messy but who worked wearing her Rolex, who mainstreamed watercolor techniques in her staining methodology.

In 1952, Helen Frankenthaler (born in New York City) painted a piece called "Mountains and Sea" by pouring a mixture of thinned house paint and enamel from coffee cans directly onto a canvas, a method that later became known as her staining technique.

Her makeup is immaculate, her lips stained purple, her hair falls in thick, blonde waves formed of shining polyester.

By the end of the shooting, she was on her knees, her dress stained with blood, putting pressure on the gunshot wound in Pastor Spann's chest.