Sentence examples for neither paintings from inspiring English sources

These were neither paintings nor bankers' offices: rather, legal registries.

Cohen tells The Creators Project, "They're neither paintings, nor songs.

These are neither paintings of the overbearing cruelties of war, nor do they glorify any particular aspect of it.

None of the reconstructed studio's contents are actually Mondrian's: neither the paintings nor the coal scuttle, the pipe in its ashtray, the clean, square-edged brushes and the opera glasses.

The exceptional show spans the final phase of Matisse's life, from the late 1940s until his death in 1954, when the color-happy artist revolutionized the future of art by creating paintings with neither paint nor canvas.

Mr. Gagosian contends he never bought the paintings; neither he nor the corporation ever paid $7.5 million in capital gains taxes owed on them.

Neither the original paintings nor Bigelow's renditions of them are "crude" or like "a children's picture book," as Lane wrote dismissively.

(Neither the Frazetta paintings nor the books offer any clues about her reproductive system: though womanly in every respect that meets the eye, Dejah eventually bears Carter a son, Cathoris, who like a Thark, is hatched from an egg after incubating for several years).

These are neither his best paintings, nor the best subjects for his art, yet the visible struggle in them is all the more exhilarating.

But according to Dr Shogren's paper in a forthcoming edition of the Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organisation, it was neither cave paintings nor better spear points that led to Homo sapiens's dominance.

But Mr. Andoe's paintings are neither so existentially harsh as Munch's nor so sociologically provocative as Mr. Clark's photographs.