Sentence examples for painting display from inspiring English sources

If you are great at art and painting, display your work!

"Les Pommes," beautifully painted, displays Cézanne's mastery of delicate coloristic effects and feeling for light.

But neither is it 'informal' in a derogatory sense; most houses are built from cement blocks, increasingly many are multi-storey and freshly painted, displaying 'luxury' features like balconies, tiled roofs and columns, while some have (small) walled and gated 'compounds' that fetch a premium on the rental market.

It is like a big, Rothkoesque painting displayed horizontally.

That was what happened to one collector who had had a Chagall painting displayed on his yacht.

His portrait of Charles VII (c. 1447; Louvre, Paris), though a panel painting, displays the use of brittle, incisive line characteristic of miniature painting.

All this reminds me of the special cherry blossom painting displayed in the reading room of the C. V. Starr East Asian Library at Columbia Library.

When viewed at a distance, the millions of individual pixels form a complex image in the style of a pointillist painting, displayed on the animal's skin.

A painting displayed on an easel in front of the gallery to separate it from the French art while calling attention to it is by the American Impressionist Elmer Livingston MacRae: "View of Cos Cob Landing from the Bush-Holley House".

The painting displays a passionate engagement with the city where he settled, but also a distance and a foreboding; it's as if the place is the last city on earth and stands on an apocalyptic precipice.

An El Greco painting displayed recently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was returned Thursday to the Greek museum that owns it after a state judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming it had been stolen by Nazis at the end of World War II.