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The phrase "painted images" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to images that have been created using paint or a similar medium. For example: - The art exhibit featured a variety of painted images, including landscapes, portraits, and abstract works. - The children happily showed off their painted images to their parents, each one unique and colorful. - The cover of the book was adorned with a beautifully detailed painted image of a medieval castle.
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She painted images of hyperbolic planes.
But mostly he painted images of Alare.
These are bold, original, compelling and skilfully painted images.
In florid prose, he painted images as striking as the verdant visuals at the hallowed grounds.
Statues and painted images occur most frequently in religious iconography, as noted above.
It can project painted images on its water forms, and blast water fifty stories high.
We relate to signs and painted images in certain predictable ways.
He made more black-and-white pictures but simultaneously painted images of women, which no one seemed to notice.
In his fourth New York gallery solo Mr. Mcallister's briskly painted images seem once more inspired by photographs.
To suggest time's passing, Dutch artists also painted images recording the aftermath of fires, floods and other local catastrophes.
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The entrance had spray-painted images by Alec Monopoly, a street artist from New York.
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