Sentence examples for plaster paint from inspiring English sources

The available materials included string, fabric, plaster, paint, wood, everyday objects and cardboard boxes.

Nearby, John Latham does something inexplicable with plaster, paint and books.

Every day, he wandered through his rooms, calculating how long it would take to patch the fractured plaster, paint the blotched walls, and glaze the windows.

Her paintings are sometimes shown as strips of unstretched canvas, with their tatty edges curling, while her sculptures are roughshod assemblages of plaster, paint smears and household finds.

(Johnson 20110616 'Hilary Harnischfeger' (closes on Sunday) For her third gallery solo show in New York, this artist supplements her already robust combination of materials and mediums — which include paper, plaster, paint and minerals — with multicolored clay.

On Hessel Street in Whitechapel, they found a gable wall at the end of a row of Victorian houses imprinted with the remnants of another house: its outline, its floors and remnants of plaster, paint and wallpaper.

So the synagogue was decorated with marmorino, a plaster painted to resemble the more valuable stone.

They're composed of elements cut from a single piece of MDF (a medium-density fiberboard), then coated with plaster, painted, sanded down and reassembled on the wall.

Mr. Gober has woven baskets, carved wood doors and playpens, and fashioned his signature sinks out of plaster painted with enamel.

And unlike bronze and marble sculpture, the province of the rich, his work was made of inexpensive plaster, painted a putty color to hide dust.

Under the influence of her attention, Zeke saw again what his work had revealed: the ragged plaster painted not a single color but in pale bands of blue and brown, gray and yellow, the work of some unknown artist.