Sentence examples for paintings available from inspiring English sources
EVER since museums made paintings available for viewing to the general public, people worldwide have strolled quietly by all manner of nudes, mostly female, and often voluptuous.
Peter Dorman, the university's president, said by e-mail that the university "shares Dr. Saleeby's vision of making these paintings available to the people of Lebanon and all who have an interest in the art of the region".
The first two paintings available from Tate Worlds are The Pool of London, by André Derain (1906) and The Soul of the Soulless City (New York, an Abstraction), by CRW Nevinson (1920).
The Modern plans to post the list, which includes such major works as Braque's "Road Near L'Estaque" and Leger's "Contrast of Forms," and the known provenance of the listed works on its Web site (www.moma.org) by tonight It hopes to have digitized images of the paintings available on the site by the end of the week.
Working as an artist in Northern Ireland, Coulter creates technicolor paintings with sticks, knives, broken glass and other found objects, coaxing the cheapest paint available into rhythmic formations.
She incorporated three paintings made available by the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation -- "Spray" (1962), "No Thank You!" (1964) and "On" (1962) -- on silk zibeline.
Practically no drip paintings are available; this one came with an exceptional provenance: the Museum of Modern Art had owned it for 52 years.
But whether this exhibition does Bellows's achievement justice is a good question, and easier to answer than usual: the catalogue raisonné of Bellows's paintings is available online.
Many of Handey's stories, including "My First Day in Hell," "Tattoo," and "Ideas for Paintings," are available to everyone; subscribers can read everything by Handey in our online archive.
The paintings are available online and depict a variety of emoji: faces, the praise hands, hearts, and, of course, the poop emoji.
Of the two largest Kahlo collections -- that of Jacques and Natasha Gelman, with 11, and Dolores Olmedo, with 25 -- only the Gelmans' paintings are available for nearly full-time lending.
