Sentence examples for innumerable painters from inspiring English sources
Innumerable painters have produced similar works since then.
Art in the Netherlands was conditioned by the realist tastes of its dominant middle-class patrons, and thus both the innumerable genre and landscape painters of that country and such towering masters as Rembrandt and Frans Hals remained independent of the Baroque style in important respects.
"Innumerable rooms, rectilinear, unicolored" was the way the painter Jean Hugo described the house in his memoirs.
For many years, she and other investigators had seen innumerable forgeries of the work of Clementine Hunter, a self-taught and incredibly prolific African-American painter from Louisiana.
Although it is almost certain that his family was originally from Lucca, Tintoretto (a nickname meaning "little dyer," after his father's profession of silk dyer, or tintore) is considered a Venetian painter, not only by birth but because he always lived in Venice and because with his innumerable works he contributed to creating the face of that city.
There are innumerable lakes.
Innumerable slumped shoulders.
Innumerable examples proved it.
Innumerable zombie deaths.
There are innumerable security checks.
