Sentence examples for published paintings from inspiring English sources

This is often portrayed in recently published paintings showing the sage sitting at the feet of St. Thomas, taking notes.

"Both myself and the guy who published those paintings landed up with brain problems".

Bonestell pursued his space artist career by publishing more paintings for magazines, and others publications such as the speculative science book The Conquest of Space (1949).

A book of the boy's paintings, published to raise funds for the family, sold out its entire 5,000-copy 5,000-copy

He recalled a book of Flemish Baroque paintings published by the Alte Pinakothek in Munich that was carefully prepared to present accurate colors.

The principal source of information about Velázquez's early career is the treatise Arte de la pintura ("The Art of Painting"), published in 1649 by his master and father-in-law Francisco Pacheco, who is more important as a biographer and theoretician than as a painter.

In 2000 her catalogue raisonné of Signac's paintings was published.

This fall, Colombo published "New York: Finger Paintings," and exhibited this work at the Jen Bekman gallery.

In 1982 , 1986 and 1989, respectively, three volumes of the projected five-volume publication A Corpus of Rembrandt Paintings were published.

In 1994, he published "Blondes in Venetian Paintings, the Nine-Banded Armadillo and Other Essays in Biochemistry" (Yale University Press).

A few years back, she published a book of paintings (Portraits in Eyes) and took a dance show (In-I) on a world tour.