Sentence examples for richly painted from inspiring English sources

Some have richly painted faces and bodies.

But they can seem like richly painted stage cloth.

Here's where the first "Matrix" pushed beyond the fun of seeing a richly painted dystopia.

Theoretically it sounded smart: a contrast between the richly painted florals and the pared-down silhouettes.

Some, as in a handful of richly painted ketubbot, or marriage contracts, are spectacular.

One is richly painted, an encompassing Post-Impressionist tribute (van Gogh, Gauguin, Cézanne, Vuillard) cast in a honeyed light.

Lane Fox richly paints the quirky, colourful, bizarre life of a provincial, middle class, Latin-speaking north African, whose first allegiance had been to the dualist "true Christianity" of Mani ("the only world religion", we learn, "to have believed in the redemptive power of farts"), and who came to Rome as an outsider, reliant primarily on his native talents.

The cabinets were richly carved, painted, gilded, and inlaid with ivory in a Moorish manner.

The Chinese (and later, Japanese) version of the Buddhist temple tends to be a one-story building of richly carved, painted, or tiled timber constructed around an atrium used for worship, although pagodas, which were sometimes built as temples, were towering stacks of brightly coloured, wing-roofed stories over a small shrine.

In this show there is a group of exceedingly abstracted, small oil-on-canvas-board paintings called the "Weehawken Sequence," richly concentrated, thickly painted cityscape and landscape paintings based on views around his grandparents' home in New Jersey.

The place is richly colored with painted Thai woodwork.