"painting skill" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ability or proficiency in painting. For example, "She has a great painting skill and can create beautiful works of art."
Painting was derivative from calligraphy, and implicit in painting skill was a preceding mastery of the brush-rendered calligraphic line.
William Blake is an obvious and accepted precursor, for his painting skill, for his borderline madness, and for his construction of a private world.
He has been out of a job since December 2008 and he deserves this job and you deserve such a great painter, he has a great painting skill.
Fong also asserts that the painting skill of portraying "animation through spirit consonance" or qiyun shendong an art critique associated with renowned Tang painters like Yan Liben, Zhou Fang, and Chen Hong was achieved by the anonymous Tang tomb painters.
Painting skill doesn't just randomly appear one day!
While the method chosen depends on your painting skill and personal preference, spraying is best left to somebody with experience.
Ms. O'Brien professed that her painting skills were relegated to scribbling along with her children.
Maud Earl was known for her painting skills and her affinity with dogs.
Some think that Rembrandt might have had monocular — instead of binocular – vision, which may have aided his painting skills.
Inness had arguably the most impressive artillery of painting skills of any 19th-century American, and also the character to use them with restraint.
That, insist the staff, is because the job was done by a National Park Service preservation carpenter, with the requisite plastering and painting skills, knowledge of architectural history and curatorial practices.
