Sentence examples for memory paintings from inspiring English sources

Like most of Hunter's work, the murals are memory paintings — painted from the artist's imagination and experiences.

They are memory paintings.

STAMFORD "Tomorrow's Memory," paintings by Paul Larson.

Now it is a National Trust museum and includes reproductions of memory paintings by my mother, Marie Lorraine Martin.

The bleached surfaces of Sylvia Harnick's "Erased Memory" paintings obscure and reveal multiple layers that symbolize the mind's murky recesses.

Two examples in the show are nostalgic memory paintings of the Twining farm of his childhood, in which Hicks includes himself as an apple-cheeked toddler.

In effect, he lumps mental images (including imprints in the wax of memory, and paintings on the canvas of the soul) together with other sorts of images, such as sculptures, paintings, shadows, and reflections, and assigns them all to the very lowest rung of the divided line that represents the hierarchy of being (Republic 509 d).

MORPETH "Memory Walking," paintings by Micheal Madigan of ancient, pastoral Ireland.

John Russell, writing in The New York Times about the exhibition "Eight Figurative Painters" at the Yale Center for British Art in 1981, said that "to live with the memory of paintings" by Mr. Uglow, who was one of the eight, "it is almost indispensable to have been reared in London".

Monet's 1891 series Poplars, brought together again from collections all over the world for this thought-provoking exhibition, is a tour de force of modern art that shows it was Monet, not Picasso, who first revealed the true complexity of perception and memory in paintings with multiple viewpoints.

Pigeons have better memory for paintings than do college students.