The phrase "a set of illustrations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of images or drawings that depict a particular subject or theme.
Example: "The book includes a set of illustrations that beautifully capture the essence of the story."
Alternatives: "a collection of images" or "a series of drawings."
Yes, readers can use the guide as a set of illustrations, or, alternatively, they can listen through the examples when they're done reading a particular chapter.
A number of visitors who came with art museum expectations felt that the emphasis on social and political context, combined with the electronic bells and whistles, reduced the collection to a set of illustrations for this idea or that.
For each scenario, the shoreline position was simulated using calibrated LITPACK software, the construction cost was estimated, and a set of illustrations was drawn in order to standardize respondents' perceptions.
Gorillaz, initially a collaboration between Damon Albarn and the comic-book artist Jamie Hewlett, has always had a strong visual identity — in fact, you could argue that the band exists mainly as a set of illustrations that enable music.
Serlio's treatise was influential because it was a practical handbook of classical Greco-Roman style and presented a number of models for copying; it was fundamentally a set of illustrations linked by commentary rather than an essay on aesthetics or archaeology.
And a few days later, when I spoke to Mark whog-Davey, who is directing the "Henry V" starring Liev Schreiber now in previews at the Delacorte Theater (it runs through Aug. 10), he told me he "planned to do the speech very seriously with a whole set of placards on easels," accompanied by "a set of illustrations".
Paintings and drawings dominate the afternoon sale, which includes a canvas by Soutine ("Jeune Homme Obliquement Étendu") and a set of pencil illustrations by Bruno Schulz, incisively drawn scenes of Polish Jewish life in the late nineteen-thirties.
His vibrant canvases have captured the imagination of collectors and supporters worldwide, including the poet Seamus Heaney, for whose wife, Marie, he completed a set of book illustrations, and the chef Rick Stein, for whose Seafood Restaurant in Padstow, Cornwall, Phil created a mural.
Simply putting books in a box seems to do wonders for their marketability; so, it seems, can a set of fresh illustrations, as in the case of Clement Clarke Moore's 19th-century classic, "The Night Before Christmas", which appears twice in the American top ten.
"We had the choice of adding annotations and educational materials to the book or a set of new illustrations," Darrin Devault, co-founder of the Devault-Graves Agency, told The Washington Post.
After the second round a set of reference illustrations was developed for each scoring system item (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) by relating HRCT findings to chest radiograph findings for individuals in our cohort who had an HRCT and chest radiograph within one month.
