Sentence examples for writes paintings from inspiring English sources

He "writes" paintings in calligraphy.

One section of the exhibition displays the photographs – I almost wrote paintings – that Cartier-Bresson took during the last days of Gandhi's life and the days following his assassination.

As with those Buddhist scriptures millennia ago, Ms.Pennington wrote, "paintings covered in bindis, sculptures crafted in the furniture markets of Mumbai and miniature cities bent from the metal of India's scrap heaps," have traveled east into the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, a prominent contemporary art museum in China, for the show "Indian Highway".

They write, "Paintings of the [crucifixion] were usually intended to foster meditation on Christ's self-sacrifice, and they thus indicate his suffering by showing him hanging heavily with bowed head and bleeding wounds".

We can appreciate the power of art in the remains of fallen civilizations, which tend to uncover at least one form of art including literature, writing, paintings and architecture.

"Artpro," for example, posted two, including "THE MOST HONEST SELLER, WITH THE BEST ITEMS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE ON EBAY-BY FAR!," while "1ackley" wrote, "PAINTING WAY BETTER THAN DESCRIBED!

"Sharing much of the visual grammar of the biological sciences," Mr. Raffles writes, "the paintings seem mutely dispassionate, resolutely documentary.

He writes of paintings and sculptures where the artist has deliberately made a distance between words and things – Magritte, for instance, in The Key to Dreams, captioning a handbag as "le ciel" (sky), a leaf as "la table" (table), a pocket knife as "l'oiseau" (bird) and then, as Gombrich points out, dismissing us with laughter by simply calling a sponge "l'éponge" (sponge).

Galerie Openspace writes, "his paintings reveal an introspective reflection that connects the work of art and the spectator".

"Students should be able to make films, write books or compose paintings without their university acting as a moral censor," he said.

Not the agony of painting but the far greater torture of writing about paintings, in order to attract people to see them.