The third painting in the show deals with another aspect of contemporary regard for the natural world.
Her paintings deal with nature and include landscapes and seascapes.
These paintings deal with the most important things in life (and in death) but they never do it in an apocalyptic way.
His paintings deal with painting under the conditions of the Occupation.
During the seventies his paintings dealt primarily with small-town folk.
His paintings deal with art historical questions about viewpoint and representation.
Her paintings and sculptures are dealing with the tension between poverty and wealth.
The painting dealt obliquely with an incident that had occurred while I was in the army in the south.
Later her paintings dealt with wider political issues, such as the Iraq War.
These paintings deal with themes of perishability and change.
