Sentence examples for representative paintings from inspiring English sources

While teaching at Düsseldorf (c. 1922 25) he did such representative paintings and drawings as Pimp and Girls and Two Sacrifices of Capitalism (the sacrifices are a grotesque prostitute and a defaced former soldier).

It is one of the most representative paintings of the pop art movement, and part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection since 1971.

From here the selection narrows, focusing chiefly on American postwar artists beginning with representative abstract paintings by Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline, Clyfford Still, Barnett Newman and Robert Motherwell.

Orlando reimagines movement through water with his representative light paintings, Motion Exposures.

In case of wall paintings, paint analysis usually begins with visual observation, for the purpose of locating representative areas for analysis.

Before Grampa and Bart can go home with the paintings, representatives of the U.S. Department of State arrive on the scene.

Their conventional format – grouped paintings of representative individuals of different species in different plumages, with descriptions and distribution maps laid out on the facing page –seems transparent to me now, but you need to learn how to read field guides just as you need to learn how to read graphic novels or Renaissance paintings.

In this study, a representative set of 179 paintings in Dutch modern art collections were analyzed by portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometry.

QUAD, to 31 Jul Robert Clark As part of the Artist Rooms touring project of prize works donated to the nation from the collection of Anthony d'Offay, a small but representative collection of drawings and paintings by the renowned west coast American painter.

Data for this study was gathered over the course of 3 years at several art institutions aiming to gather a representative dataset of 20th century paintings.

"We have hundreds of artwork records, covering sculptures, mosaics and paintings," says a representative from The Guinness World Book of Records, an annual publication documenting 'human achievements and the extremes of the natural world'.