Meanings of painted things in English

She painted things on mannequins no one would ever see.

He described social shams; painted things as they were, thus making many people ashamed and possibly better.

Gainsborough never went abroad to study; he painted things at home, and painted as he saw them.

They painted things on our front door.

Starr had certainly painted things blacker than Holman had done, but it did not seem to have the same effect.

And the butterflies sung of strange and painted things, of purple orchids and of lost pink cities and the monstrous colours of the jungle's decay.

Rosa Bonheur, Landseer, and Murillo maybe called "Children's Painters" in this book because they painted things that children, as well as grown-ups, certainly can enjoy.

"We are not painted things," said Setheus.