Sentence examples for point paintings from inspiring English sources

KINGS POINT Paintings by Don Mathiesen.

Punctuating this point, paintings like Albrecht Durer's 16th century Jesus among the Doctors (based on an episode in the Gospel of Luke 2 41-52), picture the Jews, not as blond northern Europeans, but as menacing and ugly figures.

1900 was established as the cut-off point for paintings in the National Gallery, and in 1997 more than 60 post-1900 paintings from the collection were given to the Tate on a long-term loan, in return for works by Gauguin and others.

People can pin point where paintings are and go and see them for themselves.

Up to that point, his paintings had been selling for around £8,000.

More to the melancholy point are paintings in the styles of Mughal miniatures, Japanese prints, and Spanish colonial portraiture which caricature American politicians and symbols.

They make the Modernist point that paintings are flat surfaces first and foremost, which the wooden reliefs further emphasise by being crafted objects as well.

Arguably Pollock did all his best work in the time it took Bellow to write Herzog, at one point 10 paintings at a time.

At this point, his paintings reveal a view of the world in which the human comedy takes a tragic turn, and something breaks in the order that had kept the reasonable man and the madman separated.

Whatever formal and sometimes theatrical murders Miró perpetrated on his art – at one point dousing paintings in kerosene and setting fire to them, just like Yves Klein - you feel Miró's heart wasn't entirely in it.

HACKENSACK "Connecting Points," oil paintings by Lisie S. Orjuela.