Definition of oil painting in English:

oil painting

noun

mass noun

1The art of painting in oils.
油画艺术
the basic methods and techniques of oil painting
Example sentencesExamples
- While van Eyck did not invent the technique of oil painting, he did perfect the method of using an oil-glaze.
- Having explored many different mediums including photography, oil painting and charcoal drawing, Andrya has returned to the softer look of pastels for this exhibition.
- She specializes in various techniques, including oil painting and mixed media.
- Many Indonesians practice Western arts, from oil painting to metal sculpture, the subjects of which are often inspired by Indonesian life and traditions.
- As these remarks suggest, Domenico and Antonello participate in an idealized social ritual, with oil painting functioning as the medium of exchange.
- The picture is in tempera on panel, which Southall had returned to after a period when he abandoned the difficult technique in favour of oil painting.
- The second batch will be trained in pencil drawing, watercolour painting, oil painting and acrylic painting.
- The experience he gained from this work laid the foundation for his career in silver-leaf oil painting.
- I constructed visual shocks by mixing the technique with the expressive means of oil painting.
- New theories of perspective in the Renaissance, and oil painting with its greater tactility and richness, enabled artists to achieve an increasingly convincing copy of Nature.
- At the age of nine, he took a lesson in oil painting with a neighborhood art teacher.
- This forms a striking demonstration of that paradox of oil painting whereby the thickest impasto captures the most fleeting highlights.
- With the encouragement of her son, also an artist, she experimented with various techniques: oil painting, coloured Indian inks, engraving, sculpture.
- This competition highlights work in oil painting, watercolor, drawing, photography and other visual art forms.
- Koshiro began to study oil painting and sculpture at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1910.
- Here, the artist, taking advantage of oil painting's technical possibilities, used translucent glazes to achieve a richness and depth of colour not possible in other media.
- At age 18 he went to Tokyo to study oil painting at the Kawabata Painting School.
- He has exhibited widely in the UK, Canada and United States where he has received two international Maritime art awards for oil painting and one for watercolour.
- It was a fatal blow to fine art education, especially for oil painting and sculpture.
- He is traditionally credited with introducing into northern Italy the Netherlandish technique of oil painting, which he perhaps learned in Naples.
1. 1.1count noun A picture painted in oils.
  油画
  an original oil painting by a local artist
  Example sentencesExamples
  Burr's black-and-white serigraphs and oil paintings of tap, swing and formal dance are popular.
  It's like trying to paint an oil painting when you have no idea even how to draw.
  At the show, 24 original oil paintings were displayed at the Phyllis Kind Gallery.
  Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell?
  It was like looking at a watercolor interpretation of an oil painting.
  Blackadder is exhibiting watercolours and oil paintings.
  The lightness of touch and the freshness of observation found in the sketchbooks now animate oil paintings of scale and substance.
  The exhibits range from creative embroidery to pencil drawings as well as large numbers of oil paintings, gouache and watercolours.
  An original oil painting by Tony Bennett hangs on a wood-paneled wall and a half-empty bottle of Jack Daniels sits on the shelf of a minibar.
  He first saw an original oil painting in May and almost bought it, but balked at the $600 price tag.
  To her it doesn't matter if an image is a fine oil painting on canvas or a digital reproduction on a screen.
  Family Copies recreates oil paintings or watercolors by using an image from a digital or photographic source.
  On display will be a selection of large-scale oil paintings, watercolours, pastels and etchings.
  It's only upon closer inspection that we realize that this is an oil painting on canvas.
  By spring 2002, studio Fine Art began selling Hessam's oil paintings and sculptures.
  Most oil paintings and pencil sketches portrayed women, classical dancers and children in different perspectives.
  During the day his father tried to make as many sketches and oil paintings as possible.
  He made oil paintings and watercolors and attracted some attention with local art exhibitions.
  The green terraced fields and the smoke coming from the kitchen chimneys of the cottages below look like a picturesque oil painting.
  Csaba Markus, who also donated an original oil painting, attended the art auction and delighted guests by creating sketches for them.

Phrases

be no oil painting

informal (of a person) be unattractive.
he was no oil painting, but she had long passed the age of needing good looks about her
Example sentencesExamples
- However, I think I am hardly courting controversy if I say he is no oil painting.
- Tom is bald, rotund and, frankly, no oil painting.
- I admit I am no oil painting, but my character makes up for it.
- The actor is no oil painting and has acquired unattractive bulk for his part as Aubrey.
- I am no oil painting but I am not the worst looking either.
- Rowland is no oil painting, and he had a voice that only a mother could love.
- Without spoiling too much, it is safe to say, that the sewer-surfing murderer is no oil painting.
- I thought about going over and chatting her up but I'm no oil painting and thought she'd laugh me off.
- Like most of the divers I have ever met, I'm no oil painting.
- He's no oil painting, but he invariably plays with a smile on his face, which is more than can be said for a lot of his more terminally sullen brethren.
Synonyms
unattractive, ill-favoured, hideous, plain, plain-featured, plain-looking, unlovely, unprepossessing, unsightly, displeasing, disagreeable

Definition of oil painting in US English:

oil painting

nounˈɔɪl ˈˌpeɪn(t)ɪŋˈoil ˈˌpān(t)iNG

1The art of painting with oil paints.
油画艺术
Example sentencesExamples
- As these remarks suggest, Domenico and Antonello participate in an idealized social ritual, with oil painting functioning as the medium of exchange.
- Here, the artist, taking advantage of oil painting's technical possibilities, used translucent glazes to achieve a richness and depth of colour not possible in other media.
- She specializes in various techniques, including oil painting and mixed media.
- Many Indonesians practice Western arts, from oil painting to metal sculpture, the subjects of which are often inspired by Indonesian life and traditions.
- Koshiro began to study oil painting and sculpture at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1910.
- This competition highlights work in oil painting, watercolor, drawing, photography and other visual art forms.
- The second batch will be trained in pencil drawing, watercolour painting, oil painting and acrylic painting.
- He has exhibited widely in the UK, Canada and United States where he has received two international Maritime art awards for oil painting and one for watercolour.
- While van Eyck did not invent the technique of oil painting, he did perfect the method of using an oil-glaze.
- Having explored many different mediums including photography, oil painting and charcoal drawing, Andrya has returned to the softer look of pastels for this exhibition.
- With the encouragement of her son, also an artist, she experimented with various techniques: oil painting, coloured Indian inks, engraving, sculpture.
- The picture is in tempera on panel, which Southall had returned to after a period when he abandoned the difficult technique in favour of oil painting.
- He is traditionally credited with introducing into northern Italy the Netherlandish technique of oil painting, which he perhaps learned in Naples.
- I constructed visual shocks by mixing the technique with the expressive means of oil painting.
- New theories of perspective in the Renaissance, and oil painting with its greater tactility and richness, enabled artists to achieve an increasingly convincing copy of Nature.
- At the age of nine, he took a lesson in oil painting with a neighborhood art teacher.
- At age 18 he went to Tokyo to study oil painting at the Kawabata Painting School.
- The experience he gained from this work laid the foundation for his career in silver-leaf oil painting.
- This forms a striking demonstration of that paradox of oil painting whereby the thickest impasto captures the most fleeting highlights.
- It was a fatal blow to fine art education, especially for oil painting and sculpture.
1. 1.1 A picture painted with oil paints.
  油画
  Example sentencesExamples
  The green terraced fields and the smoke coming from the kitchen chimneys of the cottages below look like a picturesque oil painting.
  By spring 2002, studio Fine Art began selling Hessam's oil paintings and sculptures.
  On display will be a selection of large-scale oil paintings, watercolours, pastels and etchings.
  It was like looking at a watercolor interpretation of an oil painting.
  Burr's black-and-white serigraphs and oil paintings of tap, swing and formal dance are popular.
  During the day his father tried to make as many sketches and oil paintings as possible.
  To her it doesn't matter if an image is a fine oil painting on canvas or a digital reproduction on a screen.
  The exhibits range from creative embroidery to pencil drawings as well as large numbers of oil paintings, gouache and watercolours.
  An original oil painting by Tony Bennett hangs on a wood-paneled wall and a half-empty bottle of Jack Daniels sits on the shelf of a minibar.
  It's only upon closer inspection that we realize that this is an oil painting on canvas.
  Family Copies recreates oil paintings or watercolors by using an image from a digital or photographic source.
  He made oil paintings and watercolors and attracted some attention with local art exhibitions.
  At the show, 24 original oil paintings were displayed at the Phyllis Kind Gallery.
  He first saw an original oil painting in May and almost bought it, but balked at the $600 price tag.
  The lightness of touch and the freshness of observation found in the sketchbooks now animate oil paintings of scale and substance.
  It's like trying to paint an oil painting when you have no idea even how to draw.
  Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell?
  Blackadder is exhibiting watercolours and oil paintings.
  Csaba Markus, who also donated an original oil painting, attended the art auction and delighted guests by creating sketches for them.
  Most oil paintings and pencil sketches portrayed women, classical dancers and children in different perspectives.

单词	oil painting
释义	Definition of oil painting in English: oil painting noun mass noun 1The art of painting in oils. 油画艺术 the basic methods and techniques of oil painting Example sentencesExamples While van Eyck did not invent the technique of oil painting, he did perfect the method of using an oil-glaze. Having explored many different mediums including photography, oil painting and charcoal drawing, Andrya has returned to the softer look of pastels for this exhibition. She specializes in various techniques, including oil painting and mixed media. Many Indonesians practice Western arts, from oil painting to metal sculpture, the subjects of which are often inspired by Indonesian life and traditions. As these remarks suggest, Domenico and Antonello participate in an idealized social ritual, with oil painting functioning as the medium of exchange. The picture is in tempera on panel, which Southall had returned to after a period when he abandoned the difficult technique in favour of oil painting. The second batch will be trained in pencil drawing, watercolour painting, oil painting and acrylic painting. The experience he gained from this work laid the foundation for his career in silver-leaf oil painting. I constructed visual shocks by mixing the technique with the expressive means of oil painting. New theories of perspective in the Renaissance, and oil painting with its greater tactility and richness, enabled artists to achieve an increasingly convincing copy of Nature. At the age of nine, he took a lesson in oil painting with a neighborhood art teacher. This forms a striking demonstration of that paradox of oil painting whereby the thickest impasto captures the most fleeting highlights. With the encouragement of her son, also an artist, she experimented with various techniques: oil painting, coloured Indian inks, engraving, sculpture. This competition highlights work in oil painting, watercolor, drawing, photography and other visual art forms. Koshiro began to study oil painting and sculpture at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1910. Here, the artist, taking advantage of oil painting's technical possibilities, used translucent glazes to achieve a richness and depth of colour not possible in other media. At age 18 he went to Tokyo to study oil painting at the Kawabata Painting School. He has exhibited widely in the UK, Canada and United States where he has received two international Maritime art awards for oil painting and one for watercolour. It was a fatal blow to fine art education, especially for oil painting and sculpture. He is traditionally credited with introducing into northern Italy the Netherlandish technique of oil painting, which he perhaps learned in Naples. 1.1count noun A picture painted in oils. 油画 an original oil painting by a local artist Example sentencesExamples Burr's black-and-white serigraphs and oil paintings of tap, swing and formal dance are popular. It's like trying to paint an oil painting when you have no idea even how to draw. At the show, 24 original oil paintings were displayed at the Phyllis Kind Gallery. Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell? It was like looking at a watercolor interpretation of an oil painting. Blackadder is exhibiting watercolours and oil paintings. The lightness of touch and the freshness of observation found in the sketchbooks now animate oil paintings of scale and substance. The exhibits range from creative embroidery to pencil drawings as well as large numbers of oil paintings, gouache and watercolours. An original oil painting by Tony Bennett hangs on a wood-paneled wall and a half-empty bottle of Jack Daniels sits on the shelf of a minibar. He first saw an original oil painting in May and almost bought it, but balked at the $600 price tag. To her it doesn't matter if an image is a fine oil painting on canvas or a digital reproduction on a screen. Family Copies recreates oil paintings or watercolors by using an image from a digital or photographic source. On display will be a selection of large-scale oil paintings, watercolours, pastels and etchings. It's only upon closer inspection that we realize that this is an oil painting on canvas. By spring 2002, studio Fine Art began selling Hessam's oil paintings and sculptures. Most oil paintings and pencil sketches portrayed women, classical dancers and children in different perspectives. During the day his father tried to make as many sketches and oil paintings as possible. He made oil paintings and watercolors and attracted some attention with local art exhibitions. The green terraced fields and the smoke coming from the kitchen chimneys of the cottages below look like a picturesque oil painting. Csaba Markus, who also donated an original oil painting, attended the art auction and delighted guests by creating sketches for them. Phrases be no oil painting informal (of a person) be unattractive. he was no oil painting, but she had long passed the age of needing good looks about her Example sentencesExamples However, I think I am hardly courting controversy if I say he is no oil painting. Tom is bald, rotund and, frankly, no oil painting. I admit I am no oil painting, but my character makes up for it. The actor is no oil painting and has acquired unattractive bulk for his part as Aubrey. I am no oil painting but I am not the worst looking either. Rowland is no oil painting, and he had a voice that only a mother could love. Without spoiling too much, it is safe to say, that the sewer-surfing murderer is no oil painting. I thought about going over and chatting her up but I'm no oil painting and thought she'd laugh me off. Like most of the divers I have ever met, I'm no oil painting. He's no oil painting, but he invariably plays with a smile on his face, which is more than can be said for a lot of his more terminally sullen brethren. Synonyms unattractive, ill-favoured, hideous, plain, plain-featured, plain-looking, unlovely, unprepossessing, unsightly, displeasing, disagreeable noun.1 phr. Definition of oil painting in US English: oil painting nounˈɔɪl ˈˌpeɪn(t)ɪŋˈoil ˈˌpān(t)iNG 1The art of painting with oil paints. 油画艺术 Example sentencesExamples As these remarks suggest, Domenico and Antonello participate in an idealized social ritual, with oil painting functioning as the medium of exchange. Here, the artist, taking advantage of oil painting's technical possibilities, used translucent glazes to achieve a richness and depth of colour not possible in other media. She specializes in various techniques, including oil painting and mixed media. Many Indonesians practice Western arts, from oil painting to metal sculpture, the subjects of which are often inspired by Indonesian life and traditions. Koshiro began to study oil painting and sculpture at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1910. This competition highlights work in oil painting, watercolor, drawing, photography and other visual art forms. The second batch will be trained in pencil drawing, watercolour painting, oil painting and acrylic painting. He has exhibited widely in the UK, Canada and United States where he has received two international Maritime art awards for oil painting and one for watercolour. While van Eyck did not invent the technique of oil painting, he did perfect the method of using an oil-glaze. Having explored many different mediums including photography, oil painting and charcoal drawing, Andrya has returned to the softer look of pastels for this exhibition. With the encouragement of her son, also an artist, she experimented with various techniques: oil painting, coloured Indian inks, engraving, sculpture. The picture is in tempera on panel, which Southall had returned to after a period when he abandoned the difficult technique in favour of oil painting. He is traditionally credited with introducing into northern Italy the Netherlandish technique of oil painting, which he perhaps learned in Naples. I constructed visual shocks by mixing the technique with the expressive means of oil painting. New theories of perspective in the Renaissance, and oil painting with its greater tactility and richness, enabled artists to achieve an increasingly convincing copy of Nature. At the age of nine, he took a lesson in oil painting with a neighborhood art teacher. At age 18 he went to Tokyo to study oil painting at the Kawabata Painting School. The experience he gained from this work laid the foundation for his career in silver-leaf oil painting. This forms a striking demonstration of that paradox of oil painting whereby the thickest impasto captures the most fleeting highlights. It was a fatal blow to fine art education, especially for oil painting and sculpture. 1.1 A picture painted with oil paints. 油画 Example sentencesExamples The green terraced fields and the smoke coming from the kitchen chimneys of the cottages below look like a picturesque oil painting. By spring 2002, studio Fine Art began selling Hessam's oil paintings and sculptures. On display will be a selection of large-scale oil paintings, watercolours, pastels and etchings. It was like looking at a watercolor interpretation of an oil painting. Burr's black-and-white serigraphs and oil paintings of tap, swing and formal dance are popular. During the day his father tried to make as many sketches and oil paintings as possible. To her it doesn't matter if an image is a fine oil painting on canvas or a digital reproduction on a screen. The exhibits range from creative embroidery to pencil drawings as well as large numbers of oil paintings, gouache and watercolours. An original oil painting by Tony Bennett hangs on a wood-paneled wall and a half-empty bottle of Jack Daniels sits on the shelf of a minibar. It's only upon closer inspection that we realize that this is an oil painting on canvas. Family Copies recreates oil paintings or watercolors by using an image from a digital or photographic source. He made oil paintings and watercolors and attracted some attention with local art exhibitions. At the show, 24 original oil paintings were displayed at the Phyllis Kind Gallery. He first saw an original oil painting in May and almost bought it, but balked at the $600 price tag. The lightness of touch and the freshness of observation found in the sketchbooks now animate oil paintings of scale and substance. It's like trying to paint an oil painting when you have no idea even how to draw. Galleries wouldn't dream of hanging an unframed oil painting on the wall, so why place a sculpture on the corner of a desk or a store fixture and expect it to sell? Blackadder is exhibiting watercolours and oil paintings. Csaba Markus, who also donated an original oil painting, attended the art auction and delighted guests by creating sketches for them. Most oil paintings and pencil sketches portrayed women, classical dancers and children in different perspectives.
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