Sentence examples for paintings concerned from inspiring English sources

Ms Instone, whose website says that she "makes paintings concerned with gender and power", has persuaded a squad of prominent women to pose as famous figures from history for a new exhibition at the Quintessentially Soho club in central London.

Mr. Richter first came to world attention with paintings concerning the history of Nazism, including members of his family who had been Nazis, as well as victims of the era.

The paintings concern the Nephilim, a hybrid creature descended from angels and humans, which once lived in Turkey.

Through Dec. 23 More than most, Howard Hodgkin's paintings are concerned with the nature of painting.

Nor are these paintings solely concerned with inserting the black figure into an overwhelmingly white canon.

As far as his paintings are concerned, he said, "Nobody's ever made a stroke except me".

Burri's paintings are concerned with carapace, with creating and breaking the surfaces of a plane, so they inevitably seem related to their counterparts in the world.

A group of pictures by an Indian artist, Vivan Sundaram, made Mr. Lopez's point in a different way from anything that had preceded it, subtly subverting the ability of gallery-goers to believe their eyes where either photographs or paintings are concerned.

The conservation of wall paintings inevitably concerns not only the paintings themselves but also the larger context of adjacent building materials, building maintenance, use, and preservation.

These purchases continued until 1646, and for the greater part they concerned paintings that together were to form a Passion series, with seven painted scenes from the life of Christ.

Carrington's paintings are often concerned with forms of alchemy, and in this work she suggested a latent vegetable magic.