Sentence examples for incomplete paintings from inspiring English sources
One English critic, referring to Collins' novel, called The White Girl "...one of the most incomplete paintings we ever met with".
A visit to Mexico City would be incomplete without admiring paintings of this famous artistic couple.
In this case, the Museum of Modern Art notes on its Web site (www.moma.org/menu/provenance.html), which also includes photographs and descriptions of 15 other paintings with incomplete provenance, that the contested Picasso was donated to the museum in 1979 by Nelson A. Rockefeller, who acquired it from the Carstairs Gallery in New York in 1950.
This diminishes the visitor's experience, since such paintings were thought to be incomplete without beautifully written words.
In 1998-99, the National Gallery drew up a list of paintings in its collection with incomplete provenances, including the Cranach in question.
An art review in Weekend on Friday about "Love Letters: Dutch Genre Paintings in the Age of Vermeer," at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Conn., gave an incomplete history of the love letter.
This Red Scare redux half of The Palinopsic Field is called Afterimage Paintings, and it features red neon signs spelling out names of blacklisted filmmakers, each paired with a deliberately incomplete silkscreen acrylic painting of an empty Hollywood star.
Paintings, paintings everywhere.
