Sentence examples for paint existed from inspiring English sources

The prior law, thrown out by the courts last year, called for the protection of children 6 and younger and placed fewer responsibilities on landlords to find out if lead paint existed in their buildings.

Titanium white oil paint exists in a multitude of different recipes, and the effect of the formulation on photocatalytic binder degradation kinetics is unknown.

For years only a few scholars knew that this second painting existed, and they debated among themselves what it could be.

After completing a work, in a kind of ecstatic state, it was as if the painting existed and he barely did anymore: "I usually have to go to bed for a couple of days".

She discovered that the artist had done so when she brought her Stella (called "Marquis de Portago") to auction and learned that the painting existed elsewhere.

Since near-identical copies of Leonardo's painting exist, it would have been strategically advisable that one be placed in that specially-marked wooden crate labelled "Mona Lisa", and shipped for storage while the original was craftily hidden away.

Titanium white oil paints exist in a wide range of formulations.

The world that Levasseur paints exists somewhere between fantastical nature and natural fantasy.

Behind him you can see a piece depicting a room in which all of the things he painted exist.

That even the disfigured corpse of a child was not sufficient to move the white gaze from its habitual cold calculation is evident daily and in a myriad of ways, not least the fact that this painting exists at all.

The notion of seriously unserious painting has existed at least since Francis Picabia painted pulp-fiction nudes in the 1930's.