Sentence examples for red paintings from inspiring English sources

The red paintings looked charred, with strips of fabric akin to bandages, from which paint dripped like blood.

Still, his red paintings show that artists casting about for inspiration can sometimes find it right on the studio floor.

He set out to make his own series of big, near-monochromatic red paintings, moving away from his earlier de Kooning-influenced work.

No matter how much Tate moves it about (right now it's with Monet), this imposing installation of black, purple and red paintings of dark portals always takes me out of myself and makes me think about the bigger things.

A decade or so later he made history with assemblages of junk; sculptures and music boxes made of packing crates, rocks and rope; and red paintings like "Yoicks" sewn from fabric strips.

Rothko visited Italy while planning them, was impressed by the blank windows of Michelangelo's Laurentian Library and the deep red paintings of Pompeii, but what they really resemble in their combination of painterly grandeur and raw reality is the art of Caravaggio.

Critics regarded the all-black paintings and all-red paintings he made in the early 1950s as spoofs of de Kooning and Pollock.

As he worked on a series of paintings depicting childbirth, he tried to use red paint to symbolize blood.

Plath refers to the acquaintance ungraciously in a journal entry dated February 13 , 1959— a day when, she admits, she had a "lousy green depressing cold": "Stanley Kunitz, his bright white Cambridge apartment with the blood-red burlap curtains and the violent depthless red-accented paintings of his New Greenwich Village wife, who called him: Uh-huh, uh-huh, bye honey.

A fellow traveler is Barnaby Furnas and his big red sea paintings.

Within these surreal caverns Mithat showed me ochre and red cave paintings said to be some 8,000 years old.