Sentence examples for paint counts from inspiring English sources

Eventually, he fell in with Holly, a performance artist and "fixer" who walked Bourbon Street topless (unless silver body paint counts as clothing) and was just as naked in her intention to take Woodman for all he was worth.

Its immateriality plays beautifully against the shifting roughness, densities and tonalities of the reds and yellows, making their every drip of paint count, suspending their fiery hues in a different kind of heat.

This painting counts among the artist's more lyrical seascapes.

Text is accompanied by a full-page color spread of Schad's painting "Count St. Genois d'Anneaucourt".

It consists primarily of late works on paper, and also includes her 1992 painting, "Counting Coup," from the museum's permanent collection.

Working with more 100 artists and 40 crew members, event organizers took great care to make sure each person was painted, counted and photographed.

In 1783 he painted the Count of Floridablanca, the reforming first minister of Charles III and, in 1784, his breakthrough work, The Family of the Infante Don Luis de Borbón, which was a paean to Velázquez's Las Meninas.

He was an erudite cosmopolitan who revered Italian Renaissance painting and counted among his friends the novelist Philip Roth, the composer Morton Feldman and the poets Stanley Kunitz and Clark Coolidge, with whom he collaborated in the 1970s on drawings combining words and images.

The painting is counted among his masterpieces.

Though thickly painted, every stroke counts, especially those delineating streaks of blood.

Raw dual point-paint probe FISH counts.