Sentence examples for painted sheet from inspiring English sources

Alexander Calder's "Escutcheon II" made of painted sheet metal and wire was executed in 1952.

And Calder's signature elements — twisted wire and painted sheet metal — can move in unpredictable ways.

The planes and weightlessness recombine in the faces and figures and one wizardly chair formed from bent and painted sheet metal in the show's final gallery.

"Zigs" (1961-64) — my favorites, none of which are in the show — feature relief-like constructions of curving shapes in painted sheet metal on slanted flat surfaces, wittily resting on small, wheeled bases.

"Snow Flurry," done around 1950 in painted sheet metal and wire, became the American artist's most expensive hanging mobile sold at auction as it made $10.38 million, doubling the highest expectations pinned on it.

"Lily of Force" executed in painted sheet metal, rod and wire the year the war ended set a record for a standing mobile by the American artist, at $18.56 million.

A monumental Calder, "Stegosaurus," a bright red painted sheet-metal sculpture from 1972-73, was being sold by the trustees of the Ella Burr McManus Trust.

The artist cut painted sheets into shapes -- some edgy and geometric, others more organic -- yielding flattened color-scapes that point to the infinite possibilities of artistic potential, the endless combinations of color and shape that extend beyond those visible in the physical world.

Martin mathematically worked out on paper the line intervals in any given series of pictures before she began painting; sheets filled with such calculations survive.

Being able to predict the visual appearance of a painted steel sheet, given its topography before paint application, is of crucial importance for car makers.

We use it to map painted steel sheets at regular time intervals during the whole painting process, for a sealer or a lacquer layer.