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Meanings of paintings in English
Usage of paintings in English
1
Prof Blackley said the stolen paintings were some of Lindauer's best work.
2
From early on, animals have played a central role in Seymour's paintings.
3
Not paintings or money, surely; they had plenty of both in Germany.
4
On the walls hung what his children insisted on calling 'real' paintings.
5
Amuse yourself; you will find some fine paintings in the west gallery.
6
The latter process replaced the former for wall-paintings in the fourteenth century.
7
His paintings bear the stamp of real thought and a pondered approach.
8
Well, you might recognise his form from Jack B Yeats' circus paintings.
9
However, Congo was not a supreme colorist, as his paintings may suggest.
10
Other paintings are of the plants and animals mentioned in the book.
11
Over the years, a surprising number of Martin's paintings have been vandalised.
12
They are also the ones who would add any new paintings, usually.
13
Some geniuses expend themselves in poems, some in paintings, others in predictions.
14
He had nothing but his paintings, and they weren't really very good.
15
The noblest paintings in the world have been wrought to this end.
16
He'd crammed his home with wonderful paintings and fine antiques and artifacts.
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Translations for paintings
Catalan
Paintings through the time
Paintings across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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