Sentence examples for paintings though from inspiring English sources

Of all Velázquez's paintings, though, the one whose accuracy is most defiant is the portrait he painted of the most powerful man in the Catholic world.

In larger paintings, though, the pigment puts on weight.

Like many paintings, though, it had suffered at the hands of previous restorers.

In the show's best paintings, though, she swings the wrecking ball.

It's all a bit heavy-handed for Mr. Tuymans, who is normally a master of understatement.In a couple of paintings, though, Mr. Tuymans delves into some of the corporate aspects of the contemporary art world without slogging through medieval history.

Most of these paintings, though, reflect the way the place actually looks, or looked, not only to Joan Irvine but also to me and to anyone else who knew it as recently as 1960.

By the mid-16th century, artists in northern Europe particularly those of the Danube school, such as Joachim Patinir and Albrecht Altdorfer were creating paintings which, though often populated with biblical figures, truly celebrated the beauty of nature in its own right.

Generally, though, paintings and drawings of birds can do much more than photographs to emphasize field marks.

There are no entirely abstract paintings here (though all paintings are abstractions, however concrete their subject matter).

It mixes wry text pieces from the 1970s with later paintings that, though spare in form, are hardly mute.

Mitchell called these works "black paintings," even though there's almost no black in them.