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"Thousands of painters of varying talents were active during this century, producing several million paintings altogether," Jan Piet Filedt Kok writes in an introduction to this exhibition's catalog.

Within 20 minutes, he had picked out six paintings priced altogether at more than a half-million dollars, waxing poetic about one particular piece, "Sunrise Over Quilin".

Balcomb Greene's paintings represent an altogether different approach to sensory stimulation.

"East River From the 30th Story of Shelton Hotel," Ms. O'Keeffe's 1928 oil of vertical smokestacks and horizontal barges punching smoke plumes into a gray, grim city, looks ahead to the restricted palette and spare design of her most famous paintings despite its altogether different subject matter.

Sometimes Meisenberg abandons canvas altogether, with paintings on banners that dangle down from brooms and mops.

Her work - and there are over 1,000 paintings - might have disappeared altogether, as the quirky but incomprehensible products of a minor artist.

Altogether, the 84 paintings on view make a real banquet.

Altogether the 84 paintings make a real banquet.

Unable to show or sell his paintings, he considered abandoning art altogether and concentrating on his career as an internist.

It's just a shadowy smudge on an abstract gold field in a diptych by Noah Davis, and absent altogether in abstract paintings by Kianja Strobert, Sienna Shields and Brenna Youngblood.

Yet there is little conversation among the works: The sculptures and videos gaze politely across the room at drawings or paintings, or ignore one another altogether in their separate nooks and corners.