Sentence examples for paintings form from inspiring English sources
Johnson's paintings form part of the "African-American Art: 20th Century Masterworks IV" show, at the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery until March 26th.
Wallis's paintings form an elemental vision of storm-wracked boats, harbours and bridges seen from eerie perspectives and mysterious inland scenes with odd vertical paths.
Five years later, the Mandans were wiped out by smallpox, and Catlin's series of paintings form the sole surviving pictorial testament.
Paintings form a physical bond between the times, as do locations – and it's in her discussion of these that O'Farrell really ups her game.
The paintings form a record of political and personal relationships that spanned the continent.In a room known as the Common Parlour hangs a vivid sketch by Velázquez of Pope Innocent X, tracked down for Walpole by a Scottish artist and dealer, Andrew Hay.
The small paintings form tidy thematic sequences — about personal grooming and maintenance, tabloid culture, precaution and fear in times of war, child-rearing — that ask, with a fair degree of wit and a debater's persistence, how far we are willing to go for beauty, security, and entertainment.
The early works of José de Ribera show a synthesis of Spanish realism and ideas drawn from both Annibale Carracci and Caravaggio; the fierce darkness of these paintings formed the basis of the Tenebrist style that dominated Neapolitan painting during the first half of the 17th century.
The paintings formed part of a series called Femme Maison that were made by Bourgeois from 1945 47, six years after moving to New York from her native France.
Such paintings formed an intimate part of the decoration of Rococo interiors, and more than any earlier secular paintings they were intended as a kind of two-dimensional furniture.
Although the paintings formed part of the Picasso family's private collection, they are nonetheless well known and, art experts said, would be difficult to sell on the open market.
With framed copies of oil paintings forming a kind of patchwork fresco above some tables, Amalia means to dazzle the eye, much like its next-door neighbor, the Dream hotel.
