Sentence examples for paintings produced from inspiring English sources

Buddhist sculpture and paintings produced in Japan were done in the Tang style.

The stolen works included 10 well-known paintings produced by Warhol in the late 1970s depicting famous athletes.

Paintings produced in his Southampton studio in subsequent years have been structured from his drawings, notes, research photographs and impressions.

He depicted the sculpture in a series of eight paintings produced in Paris between 1912 and 1913.

So are six feverishly executed "Angry Paintings" produced by Louise Fishman in 1973, partly in response to her conflicted feeling about feminism as a movement.

Even though this is not the most urgent exhibition in town, it includes some lovely paintings, produced by the group's minor artists as well as its stars.

Two traditional paintings produce opposite effects: "Aviary," by Greg Drasler, is an airy composition whose subject is absence and ambiguity; a birdcage and perch attest to this.

Hundreds of years later, Julia spends the war years copying the now nearly indecipherable paintings, producing from them works of her own reflecting herself and Julien.

In the early 1990's, Mr. Lassaw revisited his glass-projection paintings, producing a suite of digital ink-jet prints of unusual subtly and beauty.

A scientific study claims to have shown that beautiful paintings produce the same brain activity we feel when we see someone we love: biologically, great art is pure joy.

Hirst has done this sort of thing before, of course, with his butterfly themes, his skulls, his print series and his spin paintings, producing them in myriads, then publishing them in books and producing them in mass-marketed mugs, tea towels and cuff links.