Sentence examples for technical painting from inspiring English sources

This series of work initially came out of the idea of combining the techniques of classical and technical painting.

He brings a wealth of experience to his artwork, having studied at the respected Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, where he established a strong hold on the technical painting skills of the Old Masters, and eventually went on to pursue a teaching degree at the same institute.

A couple of weeks before Raymond Domenech's squad arrived in Germany, a former member of France's technical staff painted a gloomy picture of their preparations.

To others, the same system sounds like a tangle of security, privacy and technical problems, painted over with a layer of marketing snake oil.

It all gets pretty technical, but painted in broad strokes, the system would potentially use the motion of the rotor shaft moving against a "low-heat capacity fluid" (such as ethanol or mercury, for instance) to generate heat through friction between the two surfaces.

He was also known for his profound historical knowledge of the technical aspects of painting.

Rolf Harris is, at best, an accomplished guide to the technical aspects of painting.

But for now it seems Mr. Calvin is more preoccupied with formal and technical issues of painting.

As the two men walk along in the shade of a honeysuckle hedge, Piscator turns from the technical matter of painting a fly-rod to a question of much greater importance: thankfulness.

At the École du Louvre, for example, while there is still a focus on the technical aspect of painting conservation, "it is definitely no longer just about mastering the methodology or facts of art history," said Jessica Watson, a master's student at the school.

Although one of the founders had an extensive formal education in art history in Italy and the other has a strong technical understanding of painting methods and techniques, neither had experience in museum nor art management, nor were they known in the small, exclusive circles of contemporary art galleries, museums, art historians, art critics and collectors.