Sentence examples for preparing paintings from inspiring English sources

The apprenticeship experience of sweeping the floor, building molds, sanding and grinding, preparing paintings, installing a show for Kiesler at the Guggenheim, pouring metal, running out to the deli to get sandwiches, reading poetry to Kiesler while he was in the shower, and being surrounded by art 24 hours a day has stayed with me.

Artist Greg Scott, who had supplied the cover art for the Blue Öyster Cult albums Fire of Unknown Origin, Extraterrestrial Live and The Revolution by Night, worked with Sandy Pearlman for several months in 1984 to prepare paintings inspired by the Imaginos saga for the gatefold cover of the expected double album.

The partitioned space is far from ideal — the noise of basketball players reverberates and the lighting is not window daylight — but students are busy preparing their paintings for showing.

In 1881, North returned to England to prepare her paintings for her new gallery at Kew, sorting them into geographical order.

Michelangelo used drawings to prepare his paintings, sculptures and architecture, then ordered the papers' destruction as he was dying, as if the need for these studies diminished his genius.

Tselkov prepares his paintings like military campaigns.

Trine's work came to my attention as we were preparing New American Paintings 2016 MFA Annual, which will be released in early April.

Now the gallery is preparing to show 28 paintings and drawings belonging to the actor and comedian Steve Martin.

In 1999 Mr. Loeb, who was born in New Haven, was preparing to exhibit his paintings at the Mary Boone Gallery in New York.

And he spent most of a recent evening preparing to hang the paintings with the coordinators, who are volunteers for the museum.

With Mr. de la Renta, he is also preparing an exhibition of paintings by the Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla, called "Joaquín Sorolla and the Glory of Spanish Dress," that will open at the Queen Sofia Spanish Institute in Manhattan in December.