| HOGARTH | Artist finding pig painting, for example, hard (7) |
| TROTTER | First to trace rogue finding pig's foot (7) |
| HUNTRESS | For Diana, for example, hard to remove hair braid? |
| PETITFOUR | Stroke the cat, for example, hard with our little biscuit, say (5,4) |
| ARTISAN | Painting for example is one article made by a craftsman (7) |
| ARTFORM | Writing or painting, for example (3,4) |
| FINEART | Painting, for example (4,3) |
| RADICAL | Artist finding the French police, in retrospect, thorough (7) |
| DUCHAMP | French-born artist finding short crack in marble |
| MARTINI | Dress around painting for loading rifle (7) |
| RECOILS | Uncovered Greco paintings for kicks (7) |
| RAGTRADE | Artist great at painting, for example, the fashion business (3,5) |
| PICTUREHAT | A lady's face-framing wide-brimmed flower-, plume- and ribbon-trimmed bonnet worthy of a Gainsborough-style portrait or Reynolds-esque painting, for example (7,3) |
| ART | Finger painting, for example |
| ABSTRACT | Steal a Kandinsky painting, for example? |
| WORKOFART | Fine painting, for example |
| HANGS | Executes and puts up painting, for example (5) |
| ARTS | Dance and painting for example |
| QUARTO | Question, painting for example duck, size of paper |
| ARARAT | Biblical location an artist captured in paintings, for example (6) |