Sentence examples for painting capturing from inspiring English sources
The tragic figure Ophelia was a subject he turned to three times (1889, 1894, 1910), each painting capturing her in a different moment of her story as she came closer to death.
Eager to avoid a themeless display of grand paintings from a major institution, Mr. Tinterow is presenting many of the Prado's works as coherently illustrative of three centuries of Spanish painting, capturing the power of the Spanish monarchy, and the flowering of Spain's civil and religious societies.
No painting captures the wonder of science better.
For Van Gogh this painting captured the dark romantic association of genius and insanity.
His first painting captured memories of Bradford FC's former home, Horton Park Avenue.
Her first experiments in painting captured the flora and foliage in the garden of her family's home.
The title of Allahyar Najafi's painting captures the playful seriousness that abounds in IRAN X CUBA: Beyond the Headline.
This painting captures the cardinal's hardness, his exhaustion, the physical cost of his constant watchfulness and control.
The painting captures a moment in Civil War history, when the Irish rose to defend the Union and were lauded as heroes.
He added: "The painting captured the national imagination in 2016 as surely as the defeat of the Armada itself had done in 1588.
"The painting captures Gauguin's mythical idea of Tahiti as a paradise of beautiful, mysterious women," museum curators write.
