Sentence examples for paintings making from inspiring English sources

There is more freshness in these watercolors than in the oil paintings, making them accessible and immediately appealing.

These were the kind of com positional problems Mondrian attacked in his paintings, making one adjustment after another with incredible and legendary patience.

Overt angst suffuses the Tate Britain's large retrospective of Francis Bacon's paintings, making an exceptional case for the artist's vision of psychic suffering, gorgeous color and bravura brushwork.

Sites from other countries provide limited information, he added, and a similar German site includes no photographs of paintings, making identification difficult.

The colour closes down the space in the paintings, making the surfaces insistent and airless - or, in Ofili's case, heady and atmospheric.

At more than 3 feet by 4 feet, it is bigger than most of Kandinsky's paintings, making it something of a rarity.

By extension of her subject matter, Ms. Mehretu's paintings make history painting important again.

MINIATURE paintings make demands.

The paintings make this clear.

They made her before her paintings made her.

Good paintings make the exercise worth the trouble.