Sentence examples for making paintings of from inspiring English sources

"There's a kind of comedy in making paintings of this," he tells me.

In 2009, I started making paintings of the objects I'd scavenged.

Not a lot of 90-year-olds are making paintings of this scale or verve.

He had been making paintings of her since she was around eleven; he stopped three or so years later.

Mr. Barber has spent years gunning on the Eastern seaboard, collecting decoys and making paintings of them as a hobby.

In 1965, he began making paintings of words, phrases, and invented codes on monochrome canvases, but destroyed most of them after he lit upon the date motif.

Tate Modern's exhibition focuses on the decade and a half between 1908 and 1921, beginning with Kandinsky's period in Murnau, in the Bavarian Alps, where he painted the local landscape, and made paintings of a remembered Russia.

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.

In his essay Mr. Wilton describes how Wilson's interest in the sublime prompted him to make paintings of Niagara Falls based on an engraving of a painting by an amateur.

Cranston makes paintings of rooms alluded to in literature.

When I make paintings, I like to make paintings of things I haven't seen.