Sentence examples for paintings count from inspiring English sources

Many of his paintings count among the most expensive in the world.

It's like when Basquiat would stretch his own canvases in those weird ways that made the paintings also count as sculpture.

The tight viewing space in no way diminishes the art's impact or the viewers' experience of paintings that count among the most technically adept and exquisitely rendered compositions of Modernism, particularly those painted in the 1970s and 1980s.

It is in his later works that the hand-craftedness of Mondrian's paintings really counts.

At one time about ninety paintings were counted as Rembrandt self-portraits, but it is now known that he had his students copy his own self-portraits as part of their training.

....Marveled at Loren Stump's sliced glass icon paintings....Tried to count the gummy bears in Jason Mecier's celebrity candy mosaics....Saluted the 2014 FIFA World Cup with a (friendly) grudge match aboard the International Space Station.

Descriptive and bivariate analyses were performed either by counting paintings with specific elements in specific decades or by investigating the relation between two specific elements in a data (sub set in scatterplots.

The merchandise are paintings of Rubenfeld counting coins.

Frankétienne's output, about 40 written works and, by his count, 2,000 paintings and sketches, comprises dense, baroque affairs.

"I counted six paintings with pearl earrings" in the exhibition, said Mr. Pecaut, who has seen many of the Vermeers in European museums.

For weight, he relied on the connection between his paintings and actual events, counting on the ways his subjects already existed in the public imagination and assuming, correctly, that his own work would embed them even more deeply.