Sentence examples for true painting from inspiring English sources

"With our pictorial dynamism true painting is born".

But his main desire was, as he put it, to "push further and deeper into true painting".

The market, as embodied in art fairs, has become a bulk operation, favoring the smooth-selling tried and true — painting, sculpture — over experiment.

She conceded, "They have one thing that's like true painting, which is that they're made in a lot of layers, an extremely slow way of constructing, deconstructing and reconstructing a space".

When de Piles entered the Academy three decades later, he would produce a synthesis under the title Principles of Painting (1708), in which he insists that "true painting is such as not only surprises, but as it were, calls to us; and has so powerful an effect, that we cannot help coming near it, as if it had something to tell us" (AT, 309).

The first true painting of plant chromosomes was achieved by Lysak et al. (2001) in the dicotyledonous model organism, Arabidopsis thaliana, whose nuclear genome had just been sequenced (Arabidopsis Genome Initiative 2000).

But yesterday's disclosure, if true, paints the Kimeses as more bumbling than brilliant.

And what is true of painting is true of the sketches that precede the painting.

This is a true history painting for our time, done from photographs in desolate charcoal.

If those rare flashes of lightning are true of painting, then they can also sometimes be true of the theatre.

This much is true: the painting really did walk out of the museum and it really was recovered.