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vb. (present participle of paint out English)
Usage examples of "painting out".
It was strange and sad, but no more strange and sad than all human destiny: this disciplined artist, who derived his power to work from the deepest truthfulness and from clear uncompromising concentration, this same man in whose studio there was no place for whim or uncertainty, had been a dilettante in his life, a failure in his search for happiness, and he, who never sent a bungled drawing or painting out into the world, suffered deeply under the dark weight of innumerable bungled days and years, bungled attempts at love and life.
As soon as the top plank was pulled off, he was digging through the packing himself to pull the painting out.
To take a painting out of the country without permission was one thing.
I waited till they brought the painting out so all the guards would be concentrating on it.
While each act was reported by Minin, he opened the window and pulled the wrapped painting out of the bag.
He also had the sense to know that while he could smuggle the painting out himself, he needed someone more sophisticated both to get it out and legally put it on the market.
Of course, if you manage to get a successful interview--and that's your problem--and you write about his new work--he hasn't got _too_ many years to live--then I can bring my painting out and show it.
An art thief uses a razor blade, cuts the painting out of the frame, carefully rolls it into a cylinder, being sure not to crack or break the paint in the process, and finishes with something that can be readily transported and hidden.
On the back there was a piece of paper taped to the canvas that gave Susa's reasons for singling the painting out for special attention.