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Many of his paintings raise similar questions about attitude and intention.

In doing so, the manuscript's paintings raise broader questions about the nature of medieval images, mechanisms of memory, and ideas about spiritual perception around the millennium.

Re "Courtroom Paintings Raise Questions on Artist's Method," by Adam Liptak (Sidebar column, Aug. 24): Concerning my work as a legal portraitist, the vast majority of my attorney clients are pleased to collect my courtroom paintings.

The boy the tabloids call Mini Monet has just sold out his latest exhibition of 40 paintings, raising more than £400,000, and he is already a millionaire.

It was followed, over the years, by 16 others, and the sale of his books and paintings raised around £2.5m for TLM.

At Mr. Abele's last exhibition at the Bronxville Women's Club, he sold 32 paintings, raising money needed for the upkeep of the building.

The leadership frontrunner, who writes poetry and enjoys abstract paintings, raised the possibility of changes to the planning system to place an obligation on developers and local councils to fund local art as he launched his creative manifesto.

"In the '80s, the art world, hand in hand with Madonna, who bid madly for [Frida's] paintings, raised the price of her works.

During its more than 100-year history, it has periodically sold paintings to raise money.

The museum recently sold two paintings to raise money to buy others.

Nowadays filling an American ambassador's residence with European paintings would raise a few eyebrows; instead, the current occupants have gone American.