bad painting造句

• Even his bad paintings are reminders of how much he labored over the good ones.
• In the basement VIP suite, bad paintings hang on walls covered with tasteful vanilla moire.
• This is a really bad painting,
• That chapter of the tale you could title " When Good Things Happen to Bad Paintings ."
• An advantage of tole painting as a craft is that a bad painting can be sanded off and repainted.
• While our people are naked he paints them on canvas and makes a bad painting we cannot understand ."
• Oscar Wilde famously said that all bad poetry is sincere, and the same could be said of bad painting.
• He liked to say that he had to make bad paintings so people would be able to identify the good ones.
• Just as any genuine painting can be a bad painting, so any forged painting can be good, even a great one.
• A bad painting of the Titanic that was valueless, apart from a luncheon menu from the doomed ship affixed to the back.
• His painting style was described by the art critic Marcia Tucker in 1978 as Bad Painting, a description which he has embraced.
• Its founders are toying with an exhibition called " Art in the Gutter " that would involve hanging bad paintings in a bowling alley.
• At Christie's, he recalled, " I'd just sit in the basement cataloging one bad painting after another ."
• Later in his life, he was a recognized forerunner in Happenings, Conceptual Art, Bad Painting, Neo-Expressionism, and image appropriation.
• Featured props : A baseball cap, a tape of " Citizen Kane " and a bad painting of Frank, Dino and the gang.
• In other words, if the Canyon Suite watercolors are bad paintings, they're not bad O'Keeffes; they were painted by someone else.
• "Figuration libre " is often regarded as having roots in Fauvism and Expressionism and is linked to contemporary movements such as Bad Painting and Neo-expressionism.
• He became the darling of the New York art world, hanging out with people like the late Andy Warhol, who once said Basquiat never did " a bad painting ."
• To quote Nathan once again : " If one goes to a concert hall and hears a bad performance or to an art exhibition and sees only bad paintings, one's disappointment is complete.
• She answers the communal telephone one day, and takes a message from a friend of " Beverley " who is borrowing his flat, and hears that large quantities of printed music and several bad paintings have been delivered there.