It is useless to attempt to produce a good picture by imitating an imitation accomplished by a combined art, as the opera or drama.
Very rarely indeed can a good picturebe made out of a funeral scene.
You must be able to know a good picture in order to make a good picture, and however little you try for, your work will be the better for having a painter's way of looking at a painter's work.
In this way you will get some real good from his picture, and not a mere canvas which has been of no use to you, nor can be of any satisfaction to any one else who knows a good picture (copy or original) when he sees it.
Portland Gallery, is a good picture, but to our thinking the touch is too small for the size.
Yet, for all that, the thing works miracles, and the only wonder is that its first effort in this line was not to change itself into a good picture.
On the pier, between this and the next chapel, School of Roger van der Weyden, Selection of Joseph as the husband of the Virgin, and Marriage of the Virgin; a good picture.
The nude of Rubens, without the glorious touch of the master: but a good picture.
A good pictureof the school from which Van Eyck was a reaction.
The Shifting of Attention Eye movement affords a good picture of the mobility of attention.
An audience absorbed in a speech or musical performance gives a good picture of the general attentive attitude.
This branch of the subject ends with remarks on touch, which completes the list of the parts that contribute "to make a good picture.
Since it is correct to say that without a good touch there cannot be a good picture, one may say likewise, that he is not a good master who has not a good touch, and who does not know how to avoid using it too much.
A good picture" he defines to be, "a good choice of subject well represented.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good picture" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
