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he next two decades, Titian added three more	paintings: The Worship of Venus (Museo del Prado, Madr
, when the king of Prussia acquired over 160	paintings, the most important of which were destined f
atrocities of war in his sketches and early	paintings, the artist was eventually banished from Hun
Among his main	paintings the two large pictures that depict St. Bruno
In Pearlstein's	paintings, the human body, placed in a corner of a flo
He also decorated with mural	paintings the church of St. Francois Xavier at Paris,
, the abstractions typical of iconographical	paintings, the vermicular style, etc. are all there.
The Prado and Louvre contain numbers of his	paintings; the National Gallery, London, three.
But in Hobbs's	paintings, the dog doesn't scurry around musketeers in
Gluck became known for portraits and floral	paintings; the latter were favoured by the interior de
He is best known for his	paintings The Battle of North Point, and The Defense o
the journey, and among his products were the	paintings The Wreck of the Waterloo at Cape Town in 18
wn Murder", and later renamed a group of his	paintings The Camden Town Murder.
Unlike the large-scale	paintings, the genre works appeal to a bourgeois sensi
Ruckle's	paintings The Battle of North Point, and The Defense o
wing years saw the production of three major	paintings: The Wave (1955), The Return (1956) and The
The offering to Flora and the pair of	paintings: the still life with Flowers and a Dog, and
Dave Hickey, Dexter Dalwood: New	paintings, The Gagosian Gallery, 2002.
er of drawings, and either from these or the	paintings themselves followers made large numbers of c
His	paintings there attracted favorable attention, and in
d "The 113 Painting Book" which includes the	paintings they created for these packages.
The catalogue shows 16	paintings; they are accompanied by verse, surrealist i
ather than his works, and where it does show	paintings, they are not of his more famous works.
One of Bingham's most famous	paintings, this work is owned by the Metropolitan Muse
in the eventual deterioration of a good many	paintings, those of Delacroix being just one notable e
roughout this time Kaplan was also producing	paintings though in view of their subject matter they
These	paintings, though much damaged, are still preserved, a
There is a rood screen with fine	paintings thought to be East Anglia, which are of a lo
His	paintings throng local churches; for example, the Basi
(January 1594) to make their own way selling	paintings through the dealer Costantino.
ed pencil technique that he used for smaller	paintings throughout the rest of his life.
n he describes the location and owner of the	paintings, thus becoming a valuable source for art pro
surrounding area in a series of watercolour	paintings, thus creating an important eyewitness recor
The building housed several expensive oil	paintings, Tiffany stained glass windows and other wor
nterest in 2000 with his series of political	paintings titled Mwana Kitoko ("beautiful boy"), which
e died, Florence McClung gave several of her	paintings to the Dallas Museum of Art.
on Goodman sold a large Viking collection of	paintings to a collector in New York (some 50 or so pa
iety of British Artists in 1902, and sent 52	paintings to exhibitions at their Galleries in Pall Ma
Greco-Buddhist sculptures, Mughal and Pahari	paintings to Lahore Museum in 1964.
962, a friend encouraged Tiger to submit his	paintings to the American Indian Artists Annual at the
nd donated European impressionist and modern	paintings to other Chicago institutions such as the Ar
He also bequeathed several Rembrandt	paintings to the National Dutch collection.
In 1783 she sent two	paintings to Catherine the Great of Russia and was rev
Florence, and in 1386 he provided four panel	paintings to the Avignon office of the merchant France
The Family wishes the return of many of the	paintings to be sold at auction to raise funds for the
Belgium, Nussbaum entrusted the bulk of his	paintings to a family friend, who ended up keeping the
He went to America to sell some old	paintings to restore the family fortunes but on the wa
Falkirk High School, she donated one of her	paintings to the school on the occasion of its centena
ds of original works of art ranging from oil	paintings to pastels to sculpture, and many individual
ny Otis, who also contributed one of his oil	paintings to be used as the album's cover.
iety of wall decorations, from medieval wall	paintings, to graffiti from later periods, including t
the subject (though he had donated thirteen	paintings to the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1901).
26, Charlotte Salomon gave her collection of	paintings to Dr. Moridis, a trusted friend who had tre
from the extreme subject matter of his early	paintings to portraits of friends in the mid-1960s, Dy
Hockney, Bacon and Lucian Freud all provided	paintings to hang on the walls of Odin's and Langan's
In a reversal of the movement of European	paintings to the United States during this period, one
of sources (travel brochures, calendars, old	paintings) to canvas as accurately as possible, and be
r would often cut apart her own drawings and	paintings to create collages and, at times, revised or
oque music, over 30 characters and over 2000	paintings to study.
t school at the age of 16 she submitted some	paintings to the Birmingham Society of Artists but the
of Sutherland, who loaned it (with 26 other	paintings) to the National Galleries of Scotland in 19
ictures in pen and ink, as well as copies of	paintings to supplement his meager earnings.
sts booths each year with items ranging from	paintings, to jewelry, to home decor, to just about an
ormation about submissions for adding Naegle	paintings to the Naegle Catalogue of Works, 2004 - 200
collections ranging from 17th century Dutch	paintings to contemporary works, as well as a collecti
is associate Tyler Harris, took these canvas	paintings to indicate an intrinsic motivation for abst
mp to depict Holter Dam as one of four mural	paintings to hang in the state's Law Library (located
t to her son Archer, who donated many of her	paintings to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New Yor
Art, a portfolio of pochoir prints artists'	paintings to be published in France.
His exhibits ranged from	paintings to graphics, medals, ceremics, sculptures, g
s translucent fiberglass panels, which allow	paintings to be lit safely and naturally by soft sunli
thing back, no manuscripts to store away, no	paintings to show on walls and maybe hang in museums,
, however, we will continue to attribute the	paintings to the Master of the Embroidered Foliage, wh
olony, Krans donated a large portions of his	paintings to the colony.
r Bonnie, (Aparna Sen) who wants to sell the	paintings to Sotheby's, and a few others.
which he explained the iconography of church	paintings to a wide readership and explored the Anglo-
Because of this, his	paintings today are valued almost as much for the insi
His	paintings today hang in various museums where he worke
Many studies are displayed with finished	paintings, together with descriptions by major critics
llector, Cochin bought several impressionist	paintings together with Paul Durand-Ruel including one
st all of the statues, crucifixes, frescoes,	paintings, tombs, stained glass windows and the altar
and becoming one of Jehovah's Witnesses her	paintings took on a happier, brighter style.
e Philadelphia Exposition of 1926, where his	paintings took first place.
series of books illustrated with these naive	paintings topped the bestseller lists in the early 197
amas, relief sculpture, murals and miniature	paintings, touch screen computers, taxidermy and ancie
Haven and New London, has antique furniture,	paintings, toys and quilts.
His signature figurative	paintings transform mediated film, television, and pri
ntends to deaccession and sell two Victorian	paintings, Triumph of Love (1880) by Albert Joseph Moo
ric) is an expert in forging famous artists'	paintings, trying to become a legitimate artist in his
ieved to be responsible for a large group of	paintings; two of these are altarpieces of the Death o
"[Pushman's]	paintings typically featured oriental idols, pottery a
worth, whose designs are based on Roman Wall	paintings uncovered in 1777 at the Villa Negroni on th
No. 21 MU was the subject of a number of	paintings under the collective title "the bomb store"
The epic size of the landscapes in these	paintings, unexampled in earlier American painting, re
Khmelko is known for his Socialist Realism	paintings: Unification of the Ukrainian Lands (1939-19
ed to depict large-scale urban scenes in his	paintings until his death in 1980.
Susan notices in the house that there are	paintings up of male ancestors but none of the wives.
In his	paintings upon china he introduced figures from the wo
Williams'	paintings use a narrative content to give a sense of t
reate visual aids for her preaching, and her	paintings use a colorful religious iconography.
own for the many dioramas (three-dimensional	paintings) used to interpret geology and one or two mi
His works have been exhibited widely and his	paintings used to illustrate the National Trust desk d
Famous Doubles, a show of the original	paintings used for the posters, was promoted at the Wa
His	paintings usually depict the California landscape.
Leyba's mixed media	paintings utilize photographic collage, acrylic paint,
Zhang specialized in landscape and bamboo	paintings, utilizing steady and bold brushstrokes.
In addition to selling his	paintings, van Dongen also gained an income by selling
' at MYU Gallery Tokyo comprising of stencil	paintings, Video/Photography installations at Experime
work is diverse and includes fields such as	paintings, videos, installation and photography.
Her oil	paintings vividly depict Lancashire life as it was bet
g archival materials (writings, photographs,	paintings, voice-records, films, personal clothes etc
ery also contains ancient Buddhist miniature	paintings, wall paintings, stupas, statues and Buddhis
ony, which included songs and elaborate sand	paintings, was meant to keep the young men's souls hea
In 1958, one of his finger	paintings was used as the cover of Mad #38, and Muggs
The main inspiration for the	paintings was Biblia Pauperum, a collection of events
The work on the	paintings was completed on September 13, 1501.
A series of his target	paintings was the subject of issue 32 (1961) of the st
st's work, then mainly composed of landscape	paintings, was not selling very well.
requent foreground subject in many of Gray's	paintings was a Bush island boat which Gray personally
However one of the	paintings was shown at Leeds City Art Gallery in 1993,
One of Sutcliffe's	paintings was shown at the Walker Art Gallery in Liver
Among the Cardinal's	paintings was Correggio's Mystic Marriage of Saint Cat
One of Langley's	paintings was singled out as "a beautiful and true wor
One of his	paintings was published in two of Coffield's books as
At one time, one of his	paintings was on display in New York's Museum of Moder
His signature on his	paintings was usually "AvU".
ction of Dutch old masters and Expressionist	paintings was said to be valued in the "millions."
The imminent prospect that his collection of	paintings was about to be sold by his estate, in 1824,
In April 2002, an exhibition of Sherman's	paintings was held in London, England, at Thompsons' G
Amongst the missing	paintings, was one of Dinocheau, a generous donor, who
A particular interest for his	paintings was children.
original donation the museum's collection of	paintings, watercolors, drawings, prints, photographs,
0, 1881) is an American artist known for her	paintings, watercolors, portraits, and illustrations d
Today the museum contains Moreau's drawings,	paintings, watercolors, and sculptures.
The gallery hosts a wide variety of British	paintings, watercolours and contemporary artworks.
The gallery holds oil	paintings, watercolours and Newcastle silver.
numbers over 4,000 art objects including oil	paintings, watercolours, works on paper, etchings, pri
Among his genre	paintings we may mention his 'Highland Keeper's Daught
Most of Nussbaum's	paintings went unseen by the wider world for the first
By 1977, the original	paintings were in such fragile condition they could no
In 1972 some of his	paintings were chosen, together with those of De Chiri
Towards the end of the Second World War his	paintings were looted by Soviet troops but some were r
Most of his	paintings were topographical (of specific places), alt
sk suffered damage, too, and 35 historic oil	paintings were destroyed.
as an accomplished visual artist and her oil	paintings were featured at the Wally Findlay Galleries
His	paintings were a highlight at a recent event at the Mu
140 of her own	Paintings were left to her godchild Ida van Haelewijn,
The	paintings were recovered by Oslo Police on August 31,
His	paintings were popular and sold, sometimes for as much
These	paintings were widely reproduced during the early 20th
Two	paintings were posthumously exhibited at the same venu
Before 1900, Schwabe's	paintings were more individual and experimental, indic
Although his early	paintings were signed "Sidney Williams", from age 20 o
French Quarter apartment, most of Bonsall's	paintings were kept at the family estate in Grand Chen
The	paintings were very original.
alleries of Liverpool and Southport, and his	paintings were sold at Christie's.
During the 1960s and 1970s, the	paintings were being damaged by the carbon dioxide in
The	paintings were returned to the cathedral in the late 1
His	paintings were displayed at galleries in London, Paris
The	paintings were found in Paris and the thieves, who wer
e rest of her life, the vast majority of her	paintings were either of coastal scenes near Catterlin
Furthermore, it is said that these	paintings were highly prized by Bergamesque collectors
His	paintings were displayed at New York's Hudson Walker G
Cagnaccio's early	paintings were in a Futurist idiom, but by the early 1
it is commonly believed that Sudduth's early	paintings were executed exclusively in mud and found p
destroyed, classical literature and Chinese	paintings were torn apart, and cultural and religious
All of his many	paintings were of divine subjects, and it seems that h
ng exhibition at the Alabama State Fair, the	paintings were shipped to Shreveport for display at th
overlooks Portland's harbor and many of his	paintings were created in the adjacent studio.
In 1937, 608 of Schmidt-Rottluff's	paintings were seized from museums by the Nazis and se
A large number of his	paintings were inspired by sketches made on frequent c
Many of Roberts'	paintings were landscapes or ideas done on small canva
ite a few of his most important and enduring	paintings were created in the 1940s, some 70 years ago
of Nussabaum's only surviving relatives, the	paintings were reclaimed, restored and exhibited in a
His	paintings were abstracts that dealt with social and sp
her on the path to success when three of her	paintings were acquired by eminent Indian scientist Ho
Her	paintings were recognized and championed by Hilla von
Both	paintings were first recorded as belonging to the coll
ul restaurateur, a poet and an artist, whose	paintings were displayed by the Scottish Academy.
Some of his	paintings were donated to the University of New Orlean
But the	paintings were never sold.
f San Sebastiano in Mantua, Italy, where the	paintings were hung from 1506 in a specially built gal
Henri-Julien Dumont's	paintings were rewarded in 1900 with a bronze medal at
Many of his	paintings were produced "in the field" and are bold in
His	paintings were reproduced by the thousands, often as p
eath, his reputation was damaged: though his	paintings were praised for their charm and facility, t
hitect Erik Fant, when the church's medieval	paintings were recovered.
wever, many of his more colourful and lively	paintings were on Mediterranean subjects in Malta, Cyp
In the 14th century numerous wall	paintings were added, remains of which survive.
The	paintings were commissioned for various churches of Ve
Two of the	paintings were autobiographical.
His oil	paintings were frequently featured in popular magazine
Some of these	paintings were reportedly sold through the famed art d
Hondecoetor's murals and large	paintings were well-suited to both the large country h
Painting and The Simple Art of Tai Chi, his	paintings were exhibited at a solo display in the Ashm
rvaded, French furniture, porcelain and fine	paintings were collected to enhance the rooms.
Incidentally, these	paintings were found by the famous Finnish composer Je
In 1968 these 140	paintings were purchased by her great nephew Luitwin v
In the next decade, both he and his	paintings were to travel the world, participating in e
Three Vermeer	paintings were described as "tronies" in the Dissius a

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