Sentence examples for put paintings from inspiring English sources

You can build a gallery and see that tourism increases; you can put paintings on hospital walls and watch the patients get better, faster.

So when she exclaims: "Oh, how hopeless it is to try to put paintings into words", while the reader might be charmed by her frank acknowledgment of the limitations of her medium, they are also aware that if anyone can paint with words, it is Athill.

The modern institution of the museum put paintings and sculptures on display; the concert hall made performances available to a larger public (Shiner 2000).

"I knew growing up that I was never going to be this kind of art guy who put paintings on the wall in a museum," Szot said.

"I put paintings on my cell wall, and everybody would stop by my cell and look at the colors, and it was the first thing I delved into that excited me other than drugs".

One can put paintings on these barriers keep things and so on.

This has the virtue of putting paintings, drawings, prints and even tapestries on the same terrain, which is fantastic.

The Accademia puts paintings out on easels, under natural light, and you can get right up close to them and see how some parts were glazed and other parts were not".

In The Nation's Mantelpiece, Jonathan Conlin's attractive history of the National Gallery, there is an account of a spoof art exhibition in 1762, which sent up the whole notion of putting paintings on display.

Early in the exhibition one room puts paintings by each of them side by side for comparison's sake, and also includes disputed attributions, beginning with "Susanna and the Elders," a picture of psychological nuance and compositional sophistication, which has Artemisia's signature and the date 1610.

Avoid putting paintings face to face.