Sentence examples for painting given from inspiring English sources

Isaac Witkin's "Transfiguration" is something like a drip painting given three dimensions.

I asked whether their father had forged the fake Goodridge Roberts landscape, or the painting given to Saul Hendler, or any other works of art.

The master bedroom, on the second floor, has an enormous Pop Art-inspired painting given to Mrs. Gambino by her friends at a recent surprise birthday party.

A Winston Churchill painting, given by him in 1951 to President Harry S. Truman, who called it one of his "most valued possessions," is to be auctioned at Sotheby's in London on Dec. 13, The Associated Press reported.

Yet, the painting gives this intimate event the stature of history.

At the Brooklyn Museum, one amazing painting gives color a central role.

Just as in a museum, there are cards next to each painting giving the relevant information.

The painting gives a sense of headlong speed in the execution, a masterly scribble.

Mr. Sniadecki added: "There's no hierarchical favor and the painting gives equal attention to them all.

The British government temporarily banned export of the painting, giving the National Gallery a chance to match the Getty offer.

Following modernism's withdrawal, nonobjective painting gave way to realistic depictions of the body and experimental literary techniques were abandoned for novels with powerfully individuated characters.