Sentence examples for scrap of canvas from inspiring English sources

There won't be anyone like him again so any scrap of canvas is worth treasuring.

Just about any scrap of canvas or even paper by Andy Warhol is worth at least a million dollars and usually several.

For more than 70 years, the rusting enamel cup held its secret: a gold ring and necklace wrapped in a scrap of canvas, hidden beneath a false bottom.

Two old socks pinned like Christmas stockings at either end of a scrap of canvas become classical columns ("Know Thyself" is quietly written between them, a shy nod to the Delphic oracle, and perhaps to the artist's own modesty of means).

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The Chambers Street series hosted some of Ono's earliest conceptual artwork, including Painting to Be Stepped On, which was a scrap of canvas on the floor that became a completed artwork upon the accrual of footprints.

Regularly using sawdust, straw and wood glue to replicate sand and driftwood, and in one particularly witty move, scraps of canvas sail blowing gently in the wind, Reynolds also incorporates and transforms non-traditional materials to depict the wreckage of airplanes, boats and the like, using tiny, twisted, truncated, painted metal affixed to the landscape.

Friends who remodel often find old newspapers and scraps of tent canvas in the walls.

Use a piece of scrap canvas as your first attempt at making a canvas panel so you can get the actions down properly without tarnishing newly purchased canvas material.

A result an entirely new genre of painting emerged from the scraps of sliced-up canvas.

"What's he hiding from?" He stood in our neat kitchen with its blue Formica surfaces, as improbable — in his collarless shirt, waistcoat, and broken canvas shoes, with a scrap of vermillion scarf at his neck — as an exotic bird blown off course.