Sentence examples for paintings captured from inspiring English sources

Many of Mr. Kinkade's paintings captured scenes from Disney.

The paintings captured the scary, euphoric mood of a high-flying period not unlike our own.

Bernie Fuchs, an artist of magazine illustrations and advertisements, presidential portraits and postage stamps, whose vibrant paintings captured of middle-class life in pre-Vietnam America, died on Thursday in Fairfield, Conn.

His paintings captured the bleak schoolroom atmosphere of the studio and the heated intensity of the stage, where dancers, lurid under gas light, sweaty under greasepaint, strove to create the illusion of weightlessness and ease.

Bernie Fuchs, a much-imitated artist who created magazine illustrations and advertisements, presidential portraits and postage stamps, and whose vibrant paintings captured middle-class life in pre-Vietnam America, died on Thursday.

The Daumier survey at the Royal Academy, revealed why the 19th-century caricaturist was beloved by everyone from Van Gogh to Paula Rego: his prints and paintings captured Paris in all its pungent, heart-breaking humanity.

"His paintings capture every eye, every pudgy bulge, every nub on the rind".

Michael O'Neal, a North Brunswick resident, aviation artist and private pilot, said of Mr. Ferris's work: "His paintings capture the impression of flight as a pilot would get: the airiness around you, the impression of movement.

Enter artist Elizabeth Glaessner, whose paintings capture the aftermath of the apocalypse in dripping pigments, rendering mutant faces, globular landscapes and bizarre rituals that both attract and repulse.

Mr. Widener's impressionist paintings capture both the heroism and the homely details of Ms. Ederle's feat.

Twombly's Bacchus paintings capture the sublimity of hedonism in swirls that burn into your opened eye.