Painting quotes
94 painting quotes, film quotes, movie lines, taglines- From the movie: A Month in the Country
“- Alice Keach: The painting, when will we be able to see all of it?
- Birkin: I don't know. It's a bit like a jigsaw. A face, a shoe, here a bit, there a bit. It comes together very slowly, if it comes together at all. Of course, after... 500 years I can't be sure what I'll find.
- Alice Keach: But that's the exciting part, isn't it? Not knowing...” (continue)(continue reading) - From the movie: Kiki's Delivery Service
- From the movie: Mona Lisa Smile
“- Katherine Ann Watson: 25 years ago, someone thought this was brilliant.
- Betty Warren: Who?
- Katherine Ann Watson: My mother. I painted it for her birthday.” - From the movie: Shanghai Knights
“- Chon Wang: The painting! It's looking at me!
- Roy O'Bannon: It looks like it's looking at me too. That's great.” - From the movie: If You Only Knew
- From the movie: Volcano
“- Scott: Man, this Hieronymus Bosch is heavy!
- Museum Guard: That's because he deals with man's inclination towards sin, in defiance of God's will.
- Scott: I didn't mean it like that.” - From the movie: Port of Shadows
“I painted flowers, women and children. It's like I painted the crime right into them. I'd see crime in a rose.”
- From the movie: The Draughtsman's Contract
“You must forgive my curiosity, madam, and open your knees.”
- From the movie: Napoleon Dynamite
- From the movie: Oliver & Company
“I drew a perfectly good map. Well, there were a few smudges on it, okay! I went outside the line with a green crayon, but not much.”
- From the movie: Bean
“Families are very important and Even though Mr. Whistler was prefectly aware that his mother was a hideous old bat who looked like she'd had a cactus lodged up her backside, he stuck with her, and even took the time to paint this amazing picture of her. It's not just a painting. It's a picture of a mad old cow who he thought the world of.”
- From the movie: Mona Lisa Smile
“This is his self-portrait. There's no camouflage, no romance. Honesty.”
- From the movie: Small Time Crooks
“- David: So, you can see the difference between this Tintoretto and the earlier Byzantine painting we looked at? What would you say is the most significant difference?
- Ray: Me? I'd say the frame's bigger here.” - From the movie: The Driller Killer
“I'll tell you what you know about paint, man: you don't know nothing about paint, man. You know what you know about? You know about how to bitch and how to eat and how to bitch and how to shit and how to bitch! But you don't know nothing about paint, so don't tell me when it's going to be done. I'll tell you when it's going to be done.”
- From the movie: Martha, Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence
“There's nothing more boring than looking at paintings. Only reason anyone ever comes to an art gallery is to get laid.”
- From the movie: Mission: Impossible II
- From the movie: Bean
“My job is to sit and look at paintings. So, what have I learned that I can say about this painting? Well, firstly, it's really quite big, which is excellent. because If it were really small, you know, microscopic, then hardly anyone would be able to see it. Which would be a tremendous shame.”
- From the movie: Pollock
“- Interviewer: How do you know when you're finished with a painting?
- Jackson Pollock: How do you know when you're finished making love?” - From the movie: An Unmarried Woman
“- Saul Kaplan: That's for you.
- Erica: How the hell am I gonna get it home?
- Saul Kaplan: Take a taxi.” - From the movie: The Girl in the Picture
“I think, instead of passport photographs, they should let you do a drawing of yourself.”
- From the movie: Back to School
“- Trendy Man: Mr. Melon, your wife was just showing us her Klimt.
- Thornton Melon: You too, huh? She's shown it to everybody.
- Trendy Man: Well, she's very proud of it.
- Thornton Melon: I'm proud of mine too. I don't go waving it around at parties, though.
- Trendy Man: It's an exceptional painting.
- Thornton Melon: Oh, the painting.” - From the movie: Terms of Endearment
- From the movie: Mona Lisa Smile
“He painted what he felt, not what he saw. People didn't understand, to them it seemed childlike and crude. It took years for them to recognize his actual technique.”
- From the movie: Harry and the Hendersons
- From the movie: Pollock
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