Sentence examples for rich paintings from inspiring English sources

Ransome's rich paintings lend warmth to the wind-chilled scenes.

These rich paintings, done over a 15-year period, reveal a thorough grounding in European modernism (not excluding Surrealism) on which Mr. Callner's own sensibility has vigorously imposed itself.

In these robust paintings, rich backgrounds of orange or purple give Mr. Marden's road-map lines a robustness and tautness that hark back to his early monochrome works; the lines often seem to grow from painted edges that add further pressure to the compositions (Smith).

The idiocy of someone scribbling on one of these wine-dark, blood-rich paintings is hideous.

The labour-rich paintings and works were in Tate Modern's show AxME, a retrospective of the work of Ellen Gallagher and the labour-light ones were on show at the Saatchi Gallery's current survey show of young British artists New Order: British Art Today.

The most ambitious public sculptures, the finest architectural ensembles, the richest paintings are almost always produced by and for world powers.

Velázquez's position at the court gave him access to the royal collections, rich in paintings by the Venetian Renaissance master Titian (c. 1490 1576), who was to have more influence than any other artist on the development of his style.

Adobe also made Adobe Eazel, which the company says will let "digital artists create rich realistic paintings with their fingertips, and introduces a new kind of interaction between 'wet' and 'dry' paints".

A community of Buddhist monks settled there more than 1,500 years ago and eventually carved out from the rock face of the mountains hundreds of cells and shrine halls, which they decorated with rich wall paintings.

The complex of Goguryeo Tombs, from a kingdom of the 5th to 7th centuries which included modern Korea, are especially rich in paintings.

"The burial ground contains rich wall paintings made up of vine leaves, Maltese crosses and other early Christian symbols," said Yunian Meshekov, lead archaeologist of the excavations under the St Sophia Church.