Sentence examples similar to mainstream paintings from inspiring English sources
Bergen Street displays original comic book pages — small press to mainstream — and paintings by local artists.
The green canals and famous bridges; the warmly coloured palazzo (grand residences) and narrow alleyways; the breathtaking openness of Piazza San Marco, the arched prow of a gondola and the gentle wake behind a vaporetto (waterbus) – all have been immortalised in mediums as classic as Canaletto's paintings and as mainstream as Facebook photos.
Their motto is "Let there be revolution!" and they represent a generation that is "nauseated by mainstream Chinese art such as paintings of happy peasants pointing at the red sun rising over a field heralding the coming of Mao's utopia".
To a mainstream audience, the women in these paintings probably just looked fashionable.
Though he was the first major realist painter in Italy and a strong influence against the idealizing trend, both his paintings and his etchings were outside the mainstream of Italian art.
Eventually, there was only one element in common between mainstream museums features and the Kunstmuseum Gehrke-Remund; the paintings and exhibits would not be for sale.
Either way, seen in the context of his earlier art, the prints and paintings come across as the work of a former maverick turned mainstream player.
Richard Prince's photographs and Robert Longo's fashion-forward paintings (these are forward, by about a decade), are sleeker, sexier, more mainstream images and were very much on my radar even then.
He achieved mainstream notoriety after committing a series of hang and run pranks in which he snuck his paintings into New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art, Paris' Louvre, London's Tate Modern and The British Museum.
Most examples are paintings or prints dating from the first three decades of the 20th century and represent artists considered mainstream in their day, although few have entered the records as significant contributors to American art history.
