Sentence examples for replicate paintings from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't only about trying to replicate paintings," she clarifies, "it was about trying to look at that idea of the iconic period in western history where gender roles were very clear, where there was this great shift in architecture and fashion, and it was also the first time where we started to be sold a lifestyle.

Artists like Sherrie Levine and Mike Bidlo openly replicated paintings by well-known artists like Pablo Picasso and Kasimir Malevich because they wanted to challenge the West's cultural reliance on or belief in originality or authorship.

The streets are lined with galleries and its kitschy Pageant of the Masters, where local volunteers replicate famous paintings as tableaux vivants, is an annual crowd pleaser.

For example, if you like to paint still-life paintings, try painting a still life by adding your own touch to it rather that simply replicating what is in front of you.

Smith is known for using his name in his paintings, replicating and repeating it within each piece and within a collection to bring attention to the systematic processes of creating the art and to the participation of the viewing audience.

By tracking the Kirlian Device with some long exposure photography, local networks become visible configurations swirling light paintings that replicate your apartment's janky Internet connection.

In 2003, UC Berkeley commissioned her to paint a mural replicating the Paleolithic cave paintings of Altamira.

Seen as the leader of the New European Painting movement which emerged in the second half of the 20th century, Richter made a name for himself with "photo-paintings" that replicate photographs and are then "blurred" with a squeegee or a brush.

Some of the photographs closely replicate the compositions of Balthus paintings.

Soon there will come a time when animation will be able to replicate the sensual, tactile qualities of paintings and drawings.

Ingleby Gallery, to 21 Mar RC Artist Doug Fishbone has commissioned a Chinese studio that churns out Old Master copies for £120 a pop to replicate one of the Dulwich Picture Gallery's paintings, and swapped the original for the 21st-century fake.