Sentence examples for The miniature of from inspiring English sources

The miniature of the Cloudbase exterior, which ran to six feet (1.8 m) in length, proved to be too heavy to be held up with strings and was instead supported by a metal pole.

The miniature of the Virgin and Child faces the first page of text and is an appropriate preface to the beginning of the Breves Causae of Matthew, which begins Nativitas Christi in Bethlem (the birth of Christ in Bethlehem).

So, in all likelihood, did the handsome necklace of jeweled medallions linked by triple rows of pearls that borders the miniature of St. Agnes, who stands in an ermine-lined cloak, holding her own book of hours.

He used to go back sometimes for anniversary events on the Normandy beaches, standing to attention in a dark suit, wearing his campaign medals and the miniature of his Military Cross.

Thus, the self-sustaining and isolated life of the farmers, the wild and solitary ways of the coureurs de bois (fur traders), the miniature of European manners and customs established in the cities by the gentry all contained within their own cycle the educative procedures for life in that society.

It means that boys and girls, parents and children, can play the game together (to say nothing of their uncles and their aunts); and the Kibbo Kift camp is the miniature of a bigger world which is equally made up of people of all ages and all kinds.

If anything, it seems as though we see a certain amount of influence from the miniatures of the Near East.

In the miniatures of the Herāt school, numerous figures, in groups or singly, are shown on various planes, one above the other, using the entire picture area.

In contrast to Debussy's exotic postcards, the miniatures of Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path" are more like diary entries.

Is there a relationship between the scale of the "miniature" to the miniatures in manuscripts?

Brush has overtaken much of the miniature replicas of ancient Bethlehem and Jerusalem.