In Engpsh, you can say "view our paintings" to describe looking at a group of paintings. This phrase comes from the verb "view," which means to look at something, and the possessive pronoun "our," which indicates that the paintings belong to the speaker and the person they are speaking to. Here are some examples of this phrase in use:

"Please view our paintings in the gallery and let us know which ones you pke."
"We are happy to have you view our paintings and offer any feedback you have."
"I hope you enjoy viewing our paintings and learning about the artists who created them."

In Chinese, you can say "观赏我们的画" to describe looking at a group of paintings. This phrase comes from the verb "观赏," which means to look at something with admiration or enjoyment, and the possessive pronoun "我们的," which indicates that the paintings belong to the speaker and the person they are speaking to. Here are some examples of this phrase in use:

"请观赏我们的画在画廊里，并告诉我们你喜欢哪些。" (Please view our paintings in the gallery and let us know which ones you pke.)
"我们很高兴能够让你观赏我们的画，并提供你的反馈。" (We are happy to have you view our paintings and offer any feedback you have.)
"我希望你喜欢观赏我们的画，并了解创作它们的艺术家。" (I hope you enjoy viewing our paintings and learning about the artists who created them.)