Sentence examples for take paintings from inspiring English sources

WOODSTOCK "Give and Take, Paintings by Catherine Murphy: Two Subjects, Forty Years," retrospective.

(see  second image).I know just enough about visiting art galleries to know not to take paintings too literally.

But when Hamilton first approached Stanley Bard, the hotel's landlord – known to take paintings in lieu of rent – Bard turned Hamilton down for a room, saying there was nothing available.

Although Mr. Johnson initially said the items were gifts from people in the streets, he later admitted that he had taken paintings from palaces, including the residence of Uday Hussein, the complaint said.

Frazetta periodically takes paintings off the walls to fiddle with them, changing a character's posture or subtracting clothing.

It seems that if we're talking about how long painters take to make paintings, we should begin by admitting a general truth: modern and contemporary paintings took less time to make, on average, than medieval, Renaissance, or Baroque paintings.

"I take photos, paint paintings, write poems, read books, cook food," she said with a mirthless laugh.

Take the paintings of Gwen Hardie, one of nine artists with works on display.

Fields arranged for the Los Angeles County Museum to take the paintings on loan, and to remove them late at night.

The way they take the paintings on the walls and pin on each one a certificate of artistic origin.

Take the paintings, he says she insisted, "the sooner the better".