Sentence examples for sequence of paintings from inspiring English sources

This is the trajectory of de Chirico's career measured in one seminal sequence of paintings.

At first, the story seemed to give the random sequence of paintings a logic, to reveal a history in apparent chaos.

You can see this happening before your very eyes in the terrific time-lapse sequence of paintings, prints and photographs assembled at the Royal Academy.

A tremendous sequence of paintings, done last year, closes the show by plunging you into the golden depths of Van Gogh's corn fields.

But the theory that the entire sequence of paintings credited to Campin (who, like Rogier, did not sign his panels) are actually from the brush of the young Rogier cannot be maintained.

Mr. Obama appears again in a sequence of paintings by Joaquín Rodríguez del Paso, where his melting face is paired with the image of a dish of vanilla ice cream dripping with chocolate sauce.

The authors of this study were able to examine cross-sections of paint specimens collected from the site and microstratigraphic analysis enabled the sequence of overlapping paintings to be clarified.

At Phillips, the 2008 canvas "Peter's Series: Back," from Mr. Anderson's admired sequence of barbershop paintings, sold at a high for the artist at auction of £1.8 million, or around $2.4 million, against a valuation of £600,000-£900,000.

Other highlights include a remarkable sequence of dinosaur paintings by the Victorian artist and naturalist Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins, commissioned in 1876 by then University President James McCosh as a progressive response to Darwin's theories.

He had recently been working on a series sponsored by the steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal on the history of Indian civilisation from 2600BC to the present; a sequence of 99 paintings on Arabic and Islamic civilisation, commissioned by Sheikha Mozah of Qatar; and another series on his favourite subject, the history of Indian cinema.

And in the midst of a variety of other works, Manny Silverman has arranged a terrific sequence of four paintings: a sand-colored still life of five humble vessels huddled together, by Giorgio Morandi; an early, flesh-toned, Abstract Expressionist work by Richard Diebenkorn; a small Rothko in shades of brick red; and an early Arshile Gorky, with sinuous black lines carved out of thick white paint.