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On the other hand Kerouac, who was born into a family of observant Catholics of French Canadian heritage, frequently turned to religious themes in his own paintings, of which there are hundreds, said Edward J. Adler, a former professor of painting at New York University and the author of "Departed Angels: The Lost Paintings," which catalogs the works.

It is possible that Pollock saw these paintings, of which the Modern own three examples.

Tell about his paintings, of which 22 are owned by museums.

The show documents 14 structures and includes several examples of the architect's paintings, of which the less said the better.

The spiritual, with its mingling of certainty and doubt, is the substance of Chinese and Japanese landscape paintings, of which there are some fine examples here.

The group, led by organizer Max Geller, demanded the museum remove Renoir paintings – of which there are many, including the famous Dance at Boufival, 1883 – from its walls.

According to art historian C. R. Dodwell, "virtually all the churches in the West were decorated with wall-paintings", of which few survive.

Then they went back to her home, and she showed him her paintings — some of which she painted while listening to his music.

The artists' latest paintings, six of which are being painted in China, already have a waiting list, he said.

At the Faire, held on Sept 17 and, Bare Conductive displayed several simple paintings, each of which activated a device when skin met paint.

The entirely white space is filled with furniture and paintings, all of which she created.