Sentence examples for painting point from inspiring English sources
Housed in a brick Art Deco building, the hotel feels like a mini-museum devoted to the living artist: Mr. Storrier's monumental painting, "Point to Point (Evening Blaze)" dominates the lobby; photographs of him in his studio line the caramel-colored hallways; and framed prints hang in the 70 guest rooms.
"It's inspiring from a painting point of view.
Hall, who published a book, "Painting Point Reyes," said she had been drawn to the community.
After patching and painting, Point Marone was prepared for a final Operational Readiness Inspection to check the SVN crew readiness for the pending turnover of both Point Marone and Point Cypress.
While's it's possible that the portrait of the young man was painted by somebody else, then acquired by Rembrandt and painted over, Woollett said, Rembrandt's known habit of painting over works he'd already made, and the style of the hidden painting, point to him as creator of both portraits.
And one painting points in a quite different direction.
The painting points to the typically cold British summertime; most of the people on Lowry's beach are fully clothed.
The lovely clothes and kite in the painting, points out the caption beside it, in case you have forgotten your Engels, contrast with the miserable childhoods of young workers in the Arkwright mills.
The use of soft colours en camaïeu is remarkable in folio 6v (St. Médard de Soissons's Gospels) and all the painting pointed the artists' high technical skills.
The socks and the blue hairnet of the baby at the bottom right of the painting (points 2, 9, 27) show the presence of chromium; the same element is present with barium on the blonde hair of the little girl, in the locket and the orange hairnet (points 3, 5 and 7), pointing to the use of barium chromate, a bright yellow pigment.
The slanting cursive scrawl and abstract flourishes of paint point directly to the work of Cy Twombly, the American painter who has spent most of his career in Italy.
