Sentence examples for paintings words from inspiring English sources

Yet she defeated it, leaving behind an astonishing work of art that transformed her life into a poignant opera of paintings, words and music.

Therefore, its purpose should not be to reflect the real world with naturalism, but rather to create its own world, which could never be a question of applying a set of rules and principles to a particular matter (paintings, words, marble), such as classicist principles seemed to do.

Less than a year after the Gagosian Gallery gave Damien Hirst all 11 of its spaces around the world to show his spot paintings, word comes that the bad-boy British artist will no longer be represented by Gagosian, where he has shown on and off for 17 years.

This installation in a Miami library consists of a series of paintings of words from the phrase in Shakespeare's Hamlet: "Words without thoughts never to heaven go".

Another sought-after work was "Damage" (1964), one of the California artist Ed Ruscha's signature word paintings, with the word damage painted across a deep blue canvas in capital letters.

Ruscha is best known for his paintings of words, which he started doing in the sixties.

"I don't know how to translate what I see in paintings into words," Banville added.

It was then that he began to give musical titles to his paintings, using words such as symphony and harmony.

The cherry trees themselves beg for paintings in words, on paper, on canvas.

In 1965, he began making paintings of words, phrases, and invented codes on monochrome canvases, but destroyed most of them after he lit upon the date motif.

Since 1958, he's been producing paintings of words floating in abstract space; they exude a cheeky effortlessness that's the embodiment of cool.