Sentence examples for markedly different paintings from inspiring English sources

These markedly different paintings appear in few slide-lecture matchups.

Other captivating figures in the exhibition include Lucian Freud, in Bacon's portraits, and Giacometti's wife and mistress (in separate, and markedly different, paintings).

Although the codes do not follow exactly the same pattern, the ordering of the colours by hue is similar in both the Flinders and Sibthorp numbering systems, but is markedly different in the unattributed painted colour chart form Madrid. Prior to this study it was unknown whether the pigments in the Madrid chart correlated with those found in later paintings [1 3].

But the sensibility is often markedly different, with contributions including conventional, naturalistic still-life paintings of fruit (Gail Schulman and Jane McGraw), Surrealistic still lifes (Gustavo Souto) and sometimes zany contributions in a variety of media, such as video, installation and assemblage art.

But the picture for the oil market is markedly different from the late 1990s.

Much of the trouble stems from the fact that this is actually two markedly different exhibitions in one: a substantial if less than thorough retrospective of Marsh that is blended with a mélange of prints, paintings and photographs of New York in the early 20th century.

Things look markedly different nowadays.

Yet it was markedly different.

The result was markedly different.

Different arenas, however, require markedly different skills.

The situation is markedly different abroad.