Sentence examples for paintings with which from inspiring English sources

The show includes a selection of the large-scale paintings with which she develops the formal vocabulary for each project.

"Whenever I see paintings with which I'm very familiar, I'm always surprised at how small they are".

Much of Piero's work has not survived the passage of time: a cycle of frescoes, for example, in the church of Sant'Egidio in Florence, and the paintings with which every wall of his house in Sansepulcro was reputedly decorated.

No Woman No Cry, one of the paintings with which he won the Turner prize, is dedicated to Doreen Lawrence, mother of Stephen: each of the tears falling from the eyes of the woman in the picture contains a tiny photograph of the murdered boy.

Table 2 shows paintings with which participants could identify the most and cites reasons given.

'The portrait of Dr. Gachet' by van Gogh and 'The paralytic' by Jean-Baptiste Grueze were paintings with which they could identify the least.

The third media generation consists of Gober's screen-printed wallpaper-paintings with which he covers the walls of the gallery to invert the illusionism of trompe l'oeil painting with computer software.

On view are examples of the Black Paintings series, with which he announced himself to the New York art world in the Museum of Modern Art's 1959 "Sixteen Americans" exhibition, as well as works from his Aluminum and Copper series, unveiled in his first and second solo shows at the Leo Castelli Gallery in 1960 and 1962.

The Philadelphia show, curated by Michael R. Taylor, is probably overcrowded and definitely underlit (a consequence of interspersing paintings with drawings, which, in standard museum practice, require dim illumination).

And Mr. Bosman revisits the intimations of violence implicit in his pulp fiction paintings with "Raft," which centers (exactly, like a movie camera) on the head and shoulders of a man emerging from a deserted lake onto the ladder of a swimming raft.

These "genre" paintings are those with which he is most often associated.