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This art collection is rich in paintings by Dutch masters.
この美術館はオランダの巨匠が描いた作品がたくさんある。
The author described the murder case vividly.
その作家は殺人事件を生々しく描写した。
She is fond of painting a picture.
彼女は絵を描くことが好きだ。
Some day I'll paint a great picture.
いつか私は立派な絵を描くつもりです。
I draw for a hobby.
絵を描くのが趣味です。
He is fond of painting.
彼は絵を描くのが好きだ。
When you paint a self-portrait, you sit staring hard at yourself.
自画像を描くとき、誰でも座ってじっと自分を見つめます。
The earth travels in an orbit around the sun.
地球は太陽の周囲を一定の軌道を描いて回る。
The artist, whose paintings you liked, is a friend of mine.
あなたが気に入った絵を描いた画家は私の友人です。
We sat around the fire in a circle.
私たちは火の周りに円を描いて座った。
He painted an image he had during meditation last night.
彼は昨晩瞑想した時のイメージを描いた。
This is a picture that I drew.
これは私が描いた絵です。
Everyone admires the pictures painted by him.
みんなが彼の描く絵を誉めているね。
I boldly painted my answer.
私は自分の答えを大胆に描きました。
Oil on canvas can never paint a petal so delicate.
キャンバスのオイルはとても微細な花びらを描けない。
Is this a picture that he drew by himself?
これは彼が自分で描いた絵ですか。
Is this a picture that you drew by yourself?
これはあなたが自分で描いた絵ですか。
My brother did.
弟が描きました。
In Japan, politicians are more often laughed at than loved in comics.
日本では、漫画の中で政治家は愛される存在というより、笑われる存在として描かれることが多い。
Picasso kept drawing pictures until he was 91 years old.
ピカソは91歳まで絵を描き続けた。
He vividly depicted the confusion following the earthquake.
彼は地震の後の混乱を生々しく描写した。
What image did you have in mind as you painted this picture?
この画は何をイメージして描いたのですか。
It is fairly safe to say that the family bound for Australia, or wherever it may be, has in its mind a vision of a nice house, or a flat, with maybe a bit of garden.
Franz Liszt created the concept of the "symphonic poem". This is a composition for orchestra that uses music to describe nonmusical content. This could include, for example, people, legendary figures, landscapes, or paintings.