Sentence examples for primitive painting from inspiring English sources
1979, Villanova, PA; lives and works in New York) in The Moment blog's "Nifty Fifty" story was wonderfully stated: "His paintings and sculptures simultaneously reference the simple figures of early American primitive painting, the random amusements in the strange object pairings of Dadaism and the Pop sexuality of 1960s artists Alex Katz, David Hockney and John Wesley.
Cowboys, ranch hands, etc. Primitive writing differs from primitive painting in its slipshoddiness and haste.
There's also a primitive painting of Saint Columba by the Tory islander Patsy Rodgers.
The islanders have long since given up their cramped stone dwellings and turned to tourism and primitive painting.
At one point, she looked in the direction of a primitive painting on the wall and said: "Those are mine.
("Self Portrait" wasn't even his first album cover; two years earlier, he'd provided the primitive painting for the Band's "Music From Big Pink").
Just as the primitive paint brushes used to create those beautiful cave paintings eventually evolved into spray cans, stencils, posters, and stickers, so too has the humble spray can been updated with lazers, projections, LEDs, augmented reality, 3D modeling, and even crazy eye-tracking writing implements.
What the artists used for binder in the paint, the ingredient to make it adhere to surfaces and not crack, is unknown because it probably was organic material that degraded over time; binding substances in some primitive paints have been egg white and blood.
It is thought that the primitive paint could have been made from iron ore, mixed with animal fat, milk or eggs.
Was Peter Jackson less creative because he had computers, a plethora of plastics and a childhood of watching movies than a Paleolithic person who had only primitive paints and cave walls to paint on?
When the mock primitive cave painting, depicting a hunter pushing a shopping trolley, was discovered, the museum added it to its permanent collection.
