Sentence examples for screen painting from inspiring English sources

More important than screen painting, however, were wood-block prints, ukiyo-e artists being the first to exploit that medium.

A screen painting of Mount Yoshino, famous for its cherry blossoms, and "The Deer" are among Tōgan's well-known works.

In one case, gold leaf was used as a background as it was in ancient screen painting.

Screen painting in a rich polychromatic style persisted in parallel to the sparser, more obviously intellectual monochromes of the Zen tradition.

His studied brushwork and dignified portrayal of figures appear in Confucius and Two Disciples, a screen painting now in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.

Sōtatsu's lush screen painting, said to describe the scene at Matsushima Bay on Japan's northeast Pacific coast, is a superb statement of elemental power couched in a decorative mode.

Greater energy bursts out in a six-leaf screen painted in the second half of the 16th century by an anonymous master.

The other works on view are similarly aristocratic, including a screen painted by the 19th-century prince Yi Ha-Ung.

In a corner near the bedroom is another present from Davis: a flowered screen painted by her mother.

A few other museums own Chanler pieces: at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a transparent storage case in the American Wing contains his 1914 screen painted with porcupines on one side and with devils, insects and tortured souls on the other.

As Ms. Berenson examined the embroidered horses prancing on a tiny bolero inspired by her grandmother's trip to Texas, the exotic Chinese robes, a screen painted by the artist Marcel Vertès and the Louis XVI Aubusson tapestries, she relived her childhood in Schiaparelli's grand house on the Rue de Berri, off the Champs-Élysées in Paris.