Sentence examples for new painters from inspiring English sources

The new painters drew strength from unexpected sources.

Mr. Fernández finds new painters with whom to collaborate in every country the exhibition has visited, continually adding new works to the collection.

El Greco feels at issue in art again today, as new painters, notably John Currin, raid museums for nuggets of refractory inspiration.

When I went there last week, the place was crowded with classless youth, buying avant-garde magazines at the bookstall, sampling cheap and pleasantly experimental food in the cafeteria, and looking at two exhibitions of work by new painters.

"If we had to give new painters a message, we would tell them to do what they love, whatever that is, but always respecting the older artists and the people who work with different concepts.

New painters shouldn't expect to get the same rates as people who have been in the business for twenty years.

As court painter (and ultimately curator of the royal collections), he knew that no new painter could outshine the royal masterpieces by Titian, Tintoretto and Rubens.

The only new painter whose works Miss Stein is acquiring is the young English artist Sir Francis Rose, recently working in China and now in N.Y.

It's no cinch to praise works by the gifted young Brit Gillian Carnegie, the most arresting new painter of the moment, whose show at Andrea Rosen might prompt zingers on the order of "sensationally dreary".

By Peter Schjeldahl It's no cinch to praise works by the gifted young Brit Gillian Carnegie, the most arresting new painter of the moment, whose show at Andrea Rosen might prompt zingers on the order of "sensationally dreary".

There's an amazing part of the book when Logan is flitting between Paris and New York, owning a gallery and criticising Jackson Pollock as if he were just a silly new painter.