Sentence examples for paintings barely from inspiring English sources

Paintings barely dry were trucked up the avenues.

The words in a book stay in place, paintings barely fade, musical performances can be recorded.

Some paintings barely hold together; others collapse inward into strange, shapeless masses.

The whereabouts of the paintings are barely indicated.

If it is judged by conventional standards, meaning by the importance of its collection of European and American paintings, it barely reaches the second rank of museums in the United States.

Meanwhile, the observer, overpowered by the sheer scope and impact of this wall of paintings, can barely track these explanations, except to catch a dead-on appropriate phrase from, of all places, the novel "Spartacus" by Howard Fast: "the insolent enormity of it".

So dense are the accumulations of coagulated, weathered and decaying plaster, resin, oils and acrylics in Kiefer's paintings that they barely seem to have been painted at all.

Northern Gallery For Contemporary Art, Fri to 10 Jan RC At first glance, Vicken Parsons's paintings of bare interiors in drab hues seem to depict spaces barely worth considering.

In fact, the paintings themselves can barely be said to have any painterly touch at all.

A few marks, some strange bent shapes; some are barely paintings at all.

Several fine paintings by Rubens barely contain his vigor and sensuality, and his drawings in the exhibition include a sketch closely related to his first great "Descent From the Cross".