Sentence examples for paintings present from inspiring English sources

But paintings present their own evidence.

So, in general: The paintings present objects singly, side by side, or in overlapping groups.

Most paintings present awkward confrontations between two figures, each wrapped in his own melancholy isolation.

Like Mr. Hockney's collages, Ms. McEneaney's paintings present a whole that the eye can both explore endlessly and disassemble easily.

With their localised take on western trends, Olowska's paintings present a vision at odds with capitalism's vision of eastern Europe.

Made with a fine, sensuous touch on long horizontal panels, Mr. Sullivan's paintings present panoramic views of fantastic primeval landscapes.

Of the 11 paintings presented for scrutiny, three turned out to be fakes.

There is little topographical detail and no sign of human presence in the small oil-on-board paintings presented here, but there's a mood that darkly endures.

From Thursday through May 4, "African-American Artists, 1929-1945: Prints, Drawings and Paintings" presents more than 70 works by artists like Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence and John Woodrow Wilson ("Elevated Streetcar Scene," left).

Rob Deemer's "Grand Dragon," excerpted from a string quartet inspired by a series of paintings, presented a merry Ivesian entanglement of folk themes, and Mr. Biggs's "Steal Away" also from a longer work, ruminated eloquently on the spiritual by that name.

The paintings presented here offer a representative sample of the problems posed by the reconstruction of Bles' activity.