Sentence examples for remarkable painting from inspiring English sources

From his flat opposite, he made a remarkable painting of the museum.

The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis is a remarkable painting that usually hangs – and rarely leaves – Sweden's national museum in Stockholm.

It is a remarkable painting that brings us inside an iconic moment of musical history viewed through the eyes of one of its key participants.

The most remarkable painting in the exhibition, because it seems very modern and possessing psychological depth, is the large "John Gubbins Newton and His Sister, Mary Newton" painted circa 1833 by Robert Burnard.

All this by way of background considerations for a remarkable painting I stumbled across the other day at the Brooklyn Museum.

C. 1425 - c. 1475 Bunsei, (flourished 15th century, Japan), Zen Buddhist artist whose seal appears on five remarkable paintings, strong evidence that he painted them.

But, the most remarkable Song painting — and arguably the most important work of Deng's collection — is "Bamboo and Rocks" by the writer, poet and statesman Su Dongpo (1037-1101).

A further pictorial candidate came to my attention recently, in the shape of Max Ernst's Projet Pour Un Monument à WC Fields, a remarkable, kaleidoscopic painting of Mae West and WC Fields.

More importantly, it includes full-page illustrations of Guthrie's work: pen-and-ink cartoons, brush-and-ink paintings, illustrated letters and lyric sheets (both typed and handwritten), and even a remarkable oil painting of Abraham Lincoln.

This remarkable novel paints a sophisticated landscape of emotions, feelings and desires in Anna Karenina's dynamic "inner world", thus demonstrating Tolstoy's masterful insights into the human psyche.

– a remarkable life, painted by numbers A spinoff series from the How to Train Your Dragon franchise, with Hiccup and Toothless back and mucking about with the Dragon Eye, "an ancient artefact that unlocks secrets".