Sentence examples for silver paintings from inspiring English sources

Although a few potshots have been aimed at the fact that the silver paintings are all fairly similar to one another, Kassay is standing firm.

The show begins with an arresting display of three gestural but monochromatic silver paintings on a backdrop of Yves Klein blue.

Writing for The New York Times, Walter Storey visited Mr. Castles in 1934 to review his broad collection of tapestries, Georgian silver, paintings by Corot and others, and Chinese jade.

In the third, biggest and best gallery, five humongous canvases proffer messy fields of tarnished gold that seem to have accrued by a series of random painterly acts, including serving as a floor covering wherever the previous silver paintings were made.

The palace was stripped pretty effectively by the Iraqis well before the Americans arrived: there is no fine china or silver, paintings have been removed from frames stacked against walls, and even circuit breakers were taken out of the power systems.

Tlaquepaque, a prosperous, arty suburb, 30 minutes away by bus from Guadalajara sells pottery, silver, paintings and furniture on its cobbled streets.

When he was still living in London, he had done a number of blue-and-silver paintings, the "Blue Rider" series, which he showed at Berlin Contemporary Fine Arts in 2005.

Dita Amory, the show's organizer and acting associate curator in charge of the Lehman Collection, is happy to do without the grander, cooler, lavender-silver paintings of his enigmatic, ageless wife, Marthe, in her bath that are usually celebrated as Bonnard's greatest works, most recently during the Museum of Modern Art's 1998 Bonnard retrospective.

The second, narrow gallery is lined with closely spaced, not-quite-identical paintings all made by silk-screening silver paint onto silver through a lace tablecloth.

He has decorated the gallery from floor to ceiling with silver paint, neon lights, statues of gold men, and paintings of figures like Condoleezza Rice.

Donald Moffett's installation-art presentation of his elegantly sinister silver monochrome paintings evokes the no man's land between museum storage racks and hardware stores.