Sentence examples for practiced painting from inspiring English sources
In her fabric designs and scarves especially Delaunay practiced painting, and drawing, by another name.
Louisa May Alcott practiced painting by copying the pictures that still hang on the Emersons' walls.
Instead, he went to Paris, where he practiced painting and attended lectures at the Sorbonne.
To imitate Pollock, Mr. Harris switched his cigarette brand to unfiltered Camels and built a studio in his backyard in Malibu, where he practiced painting like Pollock, mimicking how Pollock looks and moves in the famous Hans Namuth photographs and films.
Since the 1950s abstract art has been an accepted and widely practiced approach within European and American painting and sculpture.
Cycling through half a dozen in an hour, he accepted the greetings of gallery owners and patrons with the practiced diffidence of a visiting celebrity, pausing only briefly to ask the price of a hyperrealist painting of a Duncan yo-yo, by an artist named Kyle Surges.
One of the most remarkable things about her is her painting technique, which has the look of glowing neon lights but is achieved entirely through the careful and practiced application of oil paints.
(She had practiced that).
"Just practiced medicine?
