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211, The door had been painted over with a bright red varnish.
212, The figure standing on the left was painted in after the rest of the picture was completed.
213, He painted the walls ochre.
214, I painted the fire once as an allegory./painted.html
215, Storage problems have been alleviated by the arrival of two large containers which have now been waterproofed and painted.
216, Ten adult elephants - each with a number painted on it - were successfully moved and released in this fashion.
217, The choice is mainly between galvanised steel, painted steel, and aluminium frames.
218, Mr Broady painted a frightening picture of considerable violence and a fair amount of popular hostility to the police.
219, Painted with the intensity of fresco, they haunt the memory, loaded with illusion and nostalgia.
220, Its number was 4224 painted white underneath, and it was taken to Marshall's airfield at Cambridge to be assembled.
221, The walls were painted with alternate stripes of yellow and green.
222, When I painted it was for myself, I could afford the luxury of spending two years on a painting.
223, An almost identical necklace appears in Poynter's watercolour Helen, painted in 1887.
224, A promenade ran along the top, and Ruth saw Council workmen piling sandbags against the brightly painted railings.
225, Moreover, unlike Bacon, they painted portraits - always a useful adjunct to any artist's income.
226, He always painted marvellously.
227, The wall was painted with little squares to give the appearance of mosaic.
228, All internal ironwork and insides of gangways were painted with aluminium paint.
229, Brandl painted the Holy Family on the main altar and the picture of St Theresa.
230, It demands considerable skills to achieve the delicate balance required between the painted finish and the natural grain of the timber.
231, Graham and Slater walked down the narrow alley formed by the seedy, decaying stonework and the painted wood.
232, Opponents painted a more apocalyptic picture, warning of foreign landowners and even invoking the specter of civil war.
233, The walls were dark gray and bare, but Horton speckled and painted the floors of the auditorium aisles with free-form designs.
234, Photograph: a picture painted by the sun without instruction in art.Ambrose Bierce
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