Sentence examples for paintings represent from inspiring English sources

In this way, Rodchenko's paintings represent the first appearance of a primarily materialist interpretation of monochrome painting.

"These people spoke about the weight of what these paintings represent," Ms. Calle said.

Do his paintings represent his own prurient fantasies, or is he satirizing "the male gaze"?

Rousseau's paintings represent in part a reaction against the calmly idealized landscapes of Neoclassicism.

"Some of his paintings represent power grids, factories, oil refineries, junkyards.

His paintings represent, you might say, the mind toying with its anxieties about the primordial body.

The two paintings representing Judith and Holofernes painted by Caravaggio belong to two different periods of the author's life.

Then, when he returned home, he would paint each one in oil, creating a series of paintings "representing the finest specimens of Sears from across the country," he wrote on his Kickstarter page.

Few seem to have realized the historic opportunity that acquiring such paintings represented.

Walter comes up with a far fetched story about the paintings representing the plight of post-war orphans in Germany.

During the 1930s and '40s the popularity of his paintings represented the passage of modern Indian art from its earlier academic leanings to new nativist predilections.