Sentence examples for set a painting from inspiring English sources

Set a painting by Ford Madox Brown next to one by Monet and you have to face it, the French were seeing in more exciting, and truthful, ways.

After Ono set a painting on fire at one performance, her mentor John Cage advised her to treat the paper with flame retardant.

That veal cutlet, transcendent on one visit, was served lukewarm under truffle cream that had already begun to set — a paint bubble drying, no longer wet, not yet dry.

(Polke had set a precedent, painting on patterned cloth in place of canvas).

The following day at Christie's, an anonymous buyer set a record for a painting by Rockwell's contemporary, Edward Hopper, whose Depression-era work, East Wind Over Weehawken, sold for $40.5m.

RECORD companies have long promoted music for helping to set a mood, and paint brands similarly highlight the power of a coat of well-chosen paint to create the right ambience.

Such abstinence allowed you to become newly aware of how completely Rodgers's music can both set a stage and paint a character.

She said he had set up a painting and decorating business and was "just becoming a man when he was taken from us".

Set up a painting area outdoors.

They are set against a painted rendering of craggy Alps, of the sort in which Oberammergau itself is nestled, part of a recurrent motif of German Romanticism that pervades the installation.

Have t-shirts in all sizes ready, a painting area set up, and some shamrock, leprechaun or Irish flag stencils for ready use.