Sentence examples for put the paintings from inspiring English sources

The historical society has gathered artifacts from the restaurant — matchbooks, menus, plates — to put the paintings in their original context.

She put the paintings in the bedroom, and took the boxes out to the service entrance of the building.

He'd put the paintings down on the coffee table and was pointing toward a framed picture on the sofa.

Only Carol Troyen, writing on the late work, consistently puts the paintings first.

In one of the highlights of the final version of his film, Mr. Grabsky finally puts the paintings next to each other.

We think, that a lot of the energy that we put into the paintings comes back to the viewer.

Beyond the changes in perspective and additional stamina that it provides, he notes that the hoverboard has "given him new energy to put into the paintings.

Ashley Dawson's new book, Extinction: A Radical History, puts the cave paintings in a wider context of animal extinction, but begins with a more current image: an elephant's face that's been "hacked off" and left in the red dust, an "obscene hole" where its tusks used to be.

Ashley Dawson's new book, Extinction: A Radical History, puts the cave paintings in a wider context of animal extinction, but it begins with a more current image: an elephant's face that's been "hacked off" and left in the red dust, an "obscene hole" where its tusks used to be.

Fifty-two students (66.7%) had a certain amount of difficulty in putting the Western paintings in a Nepalese context.

"Buildings in paintings have always been treated as a background, as something subordinate to the figures themselves," says art historian Amanda Lillie, co-curator of Building the Picture, a new exhibition at the National Gallery that aims to put the architecture of Renaissance paintings on centre stage.