Sentence examples for weathered painted from inspiring English sources

I kept stopping to take photograph after photograph: the tiled arch of the old bank and the ornate mission revival-style Hotel Paisano; the low, long, Modernist lines of the post office; weathered painted Coca Cola signs, and the ice factory in ruins.

Even the menus themselves are changing, the laminated originals getting traded in for "hard cover[s] that look like weathered painted wood".

He is remembered in particular for his Men of Skagen on a Summer Evening in Fair Weather painted in 1848.

There, in the garden of a Benedictine abbey, two early-17th-century marble statues by the father and son Pietro and Gian Lorenzo Bernini stood almost forgotten, weathered and painted over.

Although she is often compared with her contemporary, Georgia O'Keeffe – two single-minded women out in all weathers, painting the great outdoors – at her best Carr has more in common with her fellow outsider Vincent van Gogh.

Cruyff would work alongside him in all weathers, painting lines, hoisting nets and operating tractors.

The exhibition includes a cunning, portable wooden shed Weir built himself to use as an all-weather painting studio.

Sea the light with this industrial-style pendant, available in green painted or weathered finishes.

Braving the stiffest of weather, she paints directly at the seaside, recording the shiftings of light and atmosphere on surfaces she meticulously builds up with layers of gesso, metallic pigments, encaustics and oils.

His latest book, "The Weather Makers", painting a grim picture of the impact of global warming, has become an international bestseller.Mr Flannery lives, symbolically enough, in an energy self-sufficient house on the Hawkesbury river between the urban sprawl of Sydney and the coal mines of the Hunter Valley.

It looked like something out of "Paper Moon": bulbous fenders, pop-eyed headlamps, red paint weathered nearly to pink.