Sentence examples for violent painting from inspiring English sources

And decades later his violent painting "Nude Wringing Her Hair" (1952) picks up on the masochism inherent in Degas's paintings and drawings of women yanking brushes through their tresses.

Some artworks are violent, using dripping red paint and aggressive slashes, while others take a more meditative, organic approach.

It was filled with delightful Soviet memorabilia, including a violent oil painting of Marshal Zhukov riding a white horse trampling Nazi standards and some stirring scenes of Lenin under stormy skies.

And just when you thought there could be no more to walk the aisle of life, out came violent black paint splashes on smooth satin surfaces.

When you stand before Las Meninas in the Prado you realise Velázquez does something violent to the painting's illusion.

One 25-year-old Palestinian woman called the painting "violent", even as she praised it for its fresh way of seeing.

And the pitch is ugly, painted violent shades of pink and blue – designed to make it more TV friendly.

This perception is fueled by media stories that paint violent perpetrators as "mentally ill" without providing the context of the broad spectrum of mental illness.

The threat was as ugly as it was clear: The president's political enemies were prepared to use the release of violent prisoners to paint Obama as a Dukakis-¬like appeaser, just as Republicans did to the former Massachusetts governor during the 1988 campaign.

There'd be some red "blood" for all the relationships that managed to crawl their way to the one-year finish line; some angry biro scribbles for the people I've fucked until they ghosted me; and a violent spattering of paint for the many one-night-stands with friends, colleagues and people I met in toilet queues.

Here are his violent attacks on oil painting, on Titian, Rubens and Rembrandt, with their blurring and blotting.