Sentence examples for painting picking from inspiring English sources
Rediscovery of Russian art The Russian avant-garde painter Natalia Goncharova became the most expensive female artist ever sold at auction, when her painting Picking Apples was purchased for $9.8 million in 2007.
A cartoon next to his rabbit painting picks up the trapping theme.
One reason could be that the value of acquisitions — like a rug, armoire or painting picked up on vacation — is more emotional than monetary.
When everyone is done ice painting, pick up the remaining ice cubes and place them in the bucket.
Much rings hollow, but the red paint picking out the swags in the cornice is a nice trick.
For instance, if you want to improve your painting skills, pick a painting by Vincent Van Gogh, such as "Starry Night" and try to paint it.
YOU: I hate the colors, so if I'm painting and picking tile anyway... GEORGE: Definitely.
First-grade students across the country are putting down the finger paint and picking up the crudite.
Dip the base of the soda bottle into the paint, to pick up paint on its base.
Norm Abrams, the program's carpenter, and other experts from the television program spent weeks painting clapboards before picking the best paint, which will be manufactured by the same company that makes Ralph Lauren's paint.
When painting the lovely map on the back wall of The Art of Painting, Vermeer picks up every little crease, every little fold.
