Sentence examples for painting view from inspiring English sources

Ellen Hopkins Fountain of Ardsley sold her painting "View From Greystone" for $1,500 at the corporation's first open house.

Conversation carried on between the fighters covers education, travel, science, literati, painting View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Alexandra Schwartz.

Re "When the City Sits for Its Portrait" (April 9): You say the beachfront in Victor Gifford Audubon's painting "View of Hudson River" has vanished.

Even Matisse celebrates the car in a 1925 painting, "View From Inside an Automobile," a glimpse of the waterside road at Antibes seen through a windshield.

Marcel Proust was besotted with the painting "View of Delft" (pictured) and inserted it into "Le Temps Perdu": in the novel, the writer Bergotte dies whispering about a little patch of yellow paint on the canvas.

In an appeal filed by the Hastings Historical Society, the society's lawyer, Paul Edelman, argued that Sherman Thursby, the painting's original owner, had never intended that the painting, "View at Hastings-on-Hudson," be given to the school board.

Each form seemed to fit into an elaborate whole, like an abstract painting viewed from a distance.

Giovanni Antonio Canal, called Canaletto, developed the views of Venice painted by Luca Carlevaris into an industry almost entirely dependent upon foreign tourists; and his nephew Bernardo Bellotto spent most of his career painting views in central Europe.

A distorted, at first baffling, black and white form smears itself in a disruptive oval across the painting; viewed from the right-hand side, it reveals itself as a human skull.

By John Updike The New Yorker, April 14 , 2003P. 66 What is it like, to be a stolen painting- View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.

In 1865 Farrar, an English artist, painted "View of Northampton From the Dome of the Hospital".