Because there isn't a gallery in London that wouldn't jump at his pictures, and he could sell as fast as he could paint.
If I could paint so good a picture as this is going to be, it would be a life-long joy.
He could paint her; but only a study, not a picture.
Imagine, if that woman would undress; if I could paint her as she certainly is.
The neglected little alley came to life every week under Renovales' brush--he could paint it with his eyes shut--and the business initiative of the Roman Jew scattered it through the world.
I didn't say he could PAINT; I said he knew how to earn $4,000 in three months painting portraits.
Richard picked up the violin and whispered to Munson, with whom he had been talking--the one member who could play the piano as well as he could paint or fence--who nodded his head in assent.
No--but I wish I could paint as he does," he answered, mechanically.
In order to get a surface upon which he could paint, he covered the panel with a thin coating of plaster which it was difficult to lay on absolutely flat.
For the first time he had found an artist who satisfied his taste, and Van Dyck a Court in which he could paint distinction to his heart's content.
It was an effect that only Rembrandt could see, painted as only he could paint it.
He walked the streets for days and days, coming back to his room to see if by any chance he could paint yet, writing long, rambling, emotional letters to Angela.
He wished he could paint her, but he was poor at figure work except as incidental characters in sea scenes.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "could paint" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
