Sentence examples for paintings much from inspiring English sources

His paintings, much as his Paris studio, are places of heavenly silence, bathed in light.

A vast inventory already lies there, waterlogged on the sand, with flies buzzing around: mosques, palaces, little mud-baked villages, tombs to die for, temples, rock paintings: much of this in advanced states of disintegration.

While a single Pollock painting has sold for as much as $140 million, a controversy of whether they are authentic makes the prices of these paintings much harder to estimate.

"The scale and strength of his graphics are powerful enough to stand up to the architecture of the museum's large and open galleries, which he has filled with a cast of characters that appear and reappear in his paintings, much like a repertory theater troupe".

None of these qualities is new to him: he has been making very large paintings much more frequently over the past eight years, and some of them, such as the huge unframed Rhode Island (2000-02), have been very wildly painted, as if he were out of patience with the seductiveness and refinement he so naturally commands.

It is written in calligraphic writing with 60 original gauche paintings, much like a medieval illustrated manuscript.

This affords the paintings much-needed drama.

The move will make images of Rauschenberg's work — he was a groundbreaking figure known for his hybrid assemblage-paintings — much easier to access and disseminate.

They weren't paintings so much as developments, events, narratives of the process that produced them.

Nor is the feud between David Hockney and Damien Hirst that Mackie also chronicles in his paintings really much of a clash.

The New Yorker, February 5 , 1927P. 17 Reinhardt Galleries assemble an exhibition of famous paintings after much trouble.