Sentence examples for rarely paintings from inspiring English sources
Dealing in choice old furniture, tapestries, Chinese porcelain, and silver, among other things, though rarely paintings, Joel set a precedent for his son by using means fair and foul, including hotel spies, to discover the vulnerabilities of potential sellers and buyers.
Though he had rarely painted the human figure before he lost his sight, his first series of paintings after he went blind focused on Frances.
HOUSTON Two for One The exhibition "Picasso Black and White" will demonstrate Pablo Picasso's use of a minimal color palette via many rarely seen paintings, sculptures and works on paper, including "Woman Ironing," a Blue Period painting now best known for the other painting (a portrait of a man) found underneath it.
"Muraqqa: Imperial Mughal Albums" showcases 82 rarely seen paintings from six albums.
Among the more unusual and rarely seen paintings assembled in the second room is "Reflection" (1959).
Rarely seen paintings and sculpture by artists including Chagall, Sonia Delaunay, Jacques Lipchitz, Modigliani, Chaim Soutine and Max Weber go on display on Sunday at the Jewish Museum.
What makes the show special, though, is that it unites rarely seen paintings from distant corners of the former Soviet Union with familiar masterpieces from the West.
In "Eva Hesse Spectres 1960," the Brooklyn Museum exhibits a group of rarely seen paintings made by the sculptor when she was just twenty-four.
Matulka's compositional flair is again in evidence in a handful of abstract arrangements from the early-to-mid-1930 early-to-mid-1930 early-to-mid-1930 early-to-mid-1930only guess at dates).
Surrealism has long been dominated by men, from Dalí to David Lynch, but a new show at Bermondsey's White Cube aims to reverse all that, exhibiting rarely seen paintings from key women of the period and showing its influence to the present day through over 100 female-led works.
A second fascinating aspect of the show is the inclusion of rarely seen paintings and drawings that date from even earlier than the reliefs, before 1964.
