Sentence examples for a dated work from inspiring English sources

Notably, both these productions shift the action to sanatoriums, which certainly says something about the inherent problems of staging a dated work with a bunch of characters who, by today's standards, are credulous, hysterical and/or neurotic.

Today "Spartacus" looks like a dated work in the best sense: that is, one can tell it was created in the Soviet era with its heroic style and message of uplift in an allegory about good and evil.

Five centuries in which one thing had never occurred, the thing that even George Orwell, with his prodigious political imagination, couldn't conceive of, the thing that makes 1984 a dated work and his future a past that never was: a one-superpower world.

His last dated work (in Florence Cathedral) is an equestrian portrait of Niccolò da Tolentino.

His first dated work is Landscape with Cattle and Peasants.

They are devoted to the International Gothic and Early Renaissance, and contain two monumental altarpieces — Gentile's "Adoration" and Lorenzo Monaco's "Coronation of the Virgin" (his only signed and dated work) — as well as smaller pieces by Masolino, Masaccio, Fra Angelico, Uccello, Domenico Veneziano and others.

These transitions in Botticelli's style can be seen in the small panels of Judith (The Return of Judith) and Holofernes (The Discovery of the Body of Holofernes), both c. 1470, and in his first dated work, Fortitude (1470), which was painted for the hall of the Tribunale dell'Are della Mercanzia, or merchants' tribunal, in Florence.

Only the troubled year of 1649 produced no dated work.

His five years at Sifawa were a productive period, to judge from the number of dated works that survive, most of them dealing with the practical problems of the community, including the series of books addressed to "the Brethren" (al-Ikhwān), arising out of the dispute with Bornu and its principal administrator and ideologist, Muḥammad al-Kanemi.

The majority of her dated works were painted between 1629 and 1635.

Based on Sōtatsu's few dated works, it generally is believed he was born about 1570 and emerged as a prominent artist by the beginning of the 17th century.