Sentence examples for paint resembling from inspiring English sources

The work was large with dark splashes of paint resembling a flock of angry, impersonal birds.

He painted the flowers in a fit of enthusiasm, the thick daubes of paint resembling, Graham-Dixon says, "the hot, peppery, garlic-infused mayonnaise" called aioli.

Beneath the title stands a cowering woman wearing nothing but black body paint resembling the niqab, or full Islamic face veil.

From the pool of iridescent paint resembling the female anatomy, to the shot of the pop star suggestively straddling a globe, every candy-colored scene in the accompanying music video delivered a heaven-sent message: it's a woman's world.

It led to a three-year series of immensely skillful trompe-l'oeil word pictures, in which he made oil paint resemble any number of viscous fluids.

The first painting resembles Van Gogh's Night Cafe and other bright, colorful works from the time.

The painting resembles a flower scene painted by the French artist Adolphe Monticelli, whose work deeply affected the young van Gogh.

In reproduction the painting resembles Cimabue's monumental altarpieces, yet it has a warmth and intimacy that these hierarchical compositions lack.

"Mr Lloyd has asked Rose to be his model," said Sandy, who was famous for her piggy eyes, in 1938, "and yet every painting resembles you in your prime.

The less a painting resembled something concrete I could identify and the less conventionally pretty it was the more I was convinced of its depth, and the more I liked it.

As cleverly captured by Gayan, the man in the painting resembles a citizen of the country, mesmerized by such beautification, comes from far away to watch, to observe.