Sentence examples for paintings exist from inspiring English sources

"Only a handful of his paintings exist," said Josef Helfenstein, director of the Menil.

"My client gave me the assurance that all of the paintings exist," Ms. Vasi said after the hearing.

Since so few of Menzel's paintings exist outside German museums, the generous illustrations of Menzel's incisive art are particularly welcome.

No drawings related to his still-life paintings exist, and while it looks as though he must have used a device like a camera obscura or a camera lucida, evidence of that has not turned up.

Other, more recent rock paintings exist in Africa and Australia, but the dating of the Sulawesi images, located so far away from their European contemporaries, suggests this sort of art was already part of mankind's repertoire when the species left Africa, about 60,000 years ago.

"You have to understand that 1% of 1% of 1% of 1% of all cave paintings exist today.

But they also assumed that if any paintings existed they would have been found by now.

A 1946 lithograph version of the 1943 paintings exists showing all four paintings under the heading "ours...to fight for".

It proved to me that these abstract conditions I try for in my paintings do exist in real life — and I had painted them before I saw them.

But the lawyers provided no solid evidence that the paintings still exist.

"The thing that I don't like about architecture films is they are treating the buildings as works of art, and more specifically treating them like paintings that exist outside of time.