Sentence examples for practise painting from inspiring English sources

During the Commonwealth period it became accommodation for one of the park's deputy keepers, Lodowick Carlell (or Carlile), who was also a renowned playwright in his day, and his wife, Joan Carlile, one of the very first women to practise painting professionally.

Meissonier practised a kind of painting that is known, technically, as historical genre.

In his calligraphic technique there are deep impacts of: (a) Artistic pattern of European musical staff notation in the graphemic syntagms; (b) alpana ("ritual painting" mainly practised by Bengali women at the time of religious festival; the term denotes 'to coat with'. Generally categorised as "Folk -Art cFolk -Art's graphemicfrepresentations.

A master of portraits and figure paintings, he was also adept at still-life painting, which he practised at home in Suffolk when the weather was too inclement to paint in the open air, or when he was at his London studio.

In 1972 he had met the Bolivian mystic Oscar Ichazo and abandoned photography to study oriental religions, calligraphy and painting, and to practise and teach yoga.

The key is to practise, practise and practise!

So, having limbered up by practising on a copy of the García Martínez painting, she set to work.

Practise practise and practise is the key.

Would he have tried to paint it, or just gone home to practise the pornography that after his death would so shock his executors?

Bostonians were among the first to go to Giverny, but their eagerness was swiftly passed on to the rest of the nation, and American impressionism, practised in many places, became a very popular style of painting in the US.

He settled in the Basque country in the early 1990s and, though supposedly taking life easier, continued to practise for four or five hours a day, finding time also for painting and wood-carving.