Sentence examples for human paintings from inspiring English sources

One study in 2011 found that people were surprisingly good at spotting the difference between professional art and works done by chimps and elephants, and they preferred the human paintings.

Because notables of the era such as Leonardo da Vinci found that the human figure in the college position had an equal length and width, human paintings were often performed using a square frame [ 7, 9, 10].

FAIRFIELD Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery, Fairfield University "Art and Human Consciousness," paintings and drawings by Robert January.

The Boiler House suddenly feels more intimate and human, the paintings often displayed two deep on the walls so that many more are on show.

The premise is promising: a ragtag team of misfits from Europe and America, united by a shared love of art, sent into the field of battle to stop the Nazis plundering and/or destroying the fruits of human culture – paintings, books, sculptures, icons etc.

Along with ochre and umber it is first pigment to be used in human cave paintings.

It seems that the more you stare, the less human the paintings become.

At the same time they bore an unmistakable resemblance to the isolated figures of his earlier, human-centric paintings.

This exhibition takes an unconventional look at a conventional subject, the human body, through paintings created since the 1950s that were inspired by human flesh.

Although he continued to give an almost sensuous appeal to textures, such as silk, hair, and human skin, his paintings became increasingly cool and artificial.

Mabey is briefly troubled by the lack of representations of flowers in the earliest human art (cave paintings being more fixated on big mammals), but he finds enough to cheer him and after that doesn't look back.