Sentence examples for its paintings from inspiring English sources

Art-lovers hope that the red tape that helped wreck Detroit's economy might save its art collection.Paintings or pensions?Were the city to sell its paintings, it would lose some of its allure for residents and tourists alike.

Sir Nicholas Serota has weighed in to confirm that the Tate will not be adjusting the names of its paintings unless it can obtain the permission of the artists – which, given most of the disputed works are at least 100 years old, means not at all.

For a mandatory $18, the Frick provides a fraction of its paintings and sculptures, though it does have three blockbuster Vermeers.

Of course, the museum also prides itself on its paintings by local artists, and it would be a mistake to miss Thomas Eakins's "Concert Singer".

Kiril, asked what he is willing to give up, decides it's everything the Church owns, down to its paintings and statues.

In 1959 Houghton did indeed buy the book but, to the horror of many, including Welch, after showing off his acquisition, he broke it up.In 1976 Houghton auctioned seven of its paintings at Christie's for £863,500 ($1.6m): nearly four times more than the $450,000 he had paid for the whole book.

The estate is now occupied by a school of home economics run by a charitable society, but Robert finds that the house has kept its painting-like quality, its grand and dreamy feel.

What will the neighborhood think when it sees the Alexanders' beautiful Wooster Street loft, with its fine paintings and its sleek furniture?

Note that the direction your painting faces affects its brightness: Paintings placed facing north/south are brighter.

It has been said to be "among the most impressive of all the Oxford college halls", with its "fine panelling, austere ceiling, and its notable paintings".

It is Aurignacian, and its earliest paintings are at least thirty-two tholdand yetrs old, yetheyey are just as sophisticated as much later compositions.