Sentence examples for paintings borrowed from from inspiring English sources

The exhibition, organized by Constance Schwartz, the museum's director emerita, includes many decent paintings borrowed from private collections and regional museums.

For example, illustrating Man the Creator was an exhibit of approximately 160 paintings borrowed from museums and individuals worldwide and exhibitions of sculpture, photography, and industrial design.

The museum's curator, Jack Becker, has arranged the 26 paintings borrowed from many Western collections into a series of rooms focusing on a particular theme.

When the Obamas had their White House living quarters decorated with paintings borrowed from Washington museums, in 2009, they chose one of Mr. Ruscha's paintings, "I Think I'll…," a meditation on indecision.

Mondrian and Colour, Turner Contemporary, Margate Tradition has it that we are not supposed to admire early Mondrian, so we rarely get to see the wonderful figurative paintings borrowed from Belgium by Turner Contemporary.

The exhibition, "Rembrandt's People," includes seven Rembrandt paintings borrowed from leading museums in North America, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Gallery of Art, as well as two more works from the Atheneum's collection that were thought to be by Rembrandt when acquired, but that have since been attributed to other artists.

With their emphasis on bright, acid colors and ghetto-fabulous outfits, the paintings borrowed heavily from the work of Barkley Hendricks, although Mr. Wiley's contribution was to push things in a more bombastic direction, hijacking the format of old master portraits.

With an emphasis on bright, acid colors and ghetto-fabulous outfits, Mr. Wiley's paintings borrowed heavily from the work of an earlier Yale M.F.A., Barkley Hendricks, whose portraits coincided with the Black Power movement and the '70s heyday of photorealist painting.

The museum expects 500,000 visitors for the Van Gogh show, which has some 70 paintings, many borrowed from other galleries and private collections, as well as another exhibition of 40 paintings from the museum's own collections of landscapes by his contemporaries, including Manet, Degas, Renoir, Sisley, Gauguin and Cézanne.

There is also speculation that the images of fans and musical instruments in Cubist paintings were borrowed from the movies.

It took place during the current blockbuster exhibition there of major French paintings, including paintings by Matisse and Picasso, borrowed from two major Russian museums: the Hermitage in St . Petersburgand the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.