painterless

English

Etymology

From painter +‎ -less.

Adjective

painterless (not comparable)

1. Without a painter (artist working with paint).
   • 1984, Michael Edwards, Towards a Christian poetics:

     In Eden one can imagine no need for painting, and one glimpses its painterless, visually sufficient world in the blank canvas […]

   • 1994, Bruce Altshuler, The avant-garde in exhibition: new art in the 20th century:

     It was painterless painting, done by a remote-controlled model car rigged with a can of quick-drying paint.

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