In the 1960s, Andy Warhol made paintings using diagrams from children's paint-by-numbers kits projected onto the canvas.
Where Cezanne made paintings of bathers who disport across a painting, Hassam figures in "Bathers" (1912-1915) seemorere like loose-limbed participants in an orgy.
Using wide brushes and mostly black and white house paint on thin pieces of plywood, Freddie Brice made paintings notable for their spontaneity, economy of means and comical, enigmatic imagery.
It made "paintings feel alive," he said.
Boutiques sell locally made paintings, candles and postcards.
He made paintings and other visual art to accompany his poetry.
Later, he made paintings by dragging pigment-smeared nude female models -- "living brushes" -- across canvases.
Travis, while he was hospitalized, made paintings — lurid depictions of his nightmares.
Working in two separate basement studios, each with 800 square feet, Ms. Santry made paintings 16 feet tall.
He also made paintings on religious themes, and was active as a designer for goldsmiths and jewellers.
He made paintings on decorative tea towels and cheap fabrics, and on translucent polyester scrim.
