Sentence examples for a style derived from from inspiring English sources

Using a style derived from traditional Aboriginal painting, Mr. Nelson's work portrays a landscape as seen from the sky.

The five-story building, including 20 penthouses, is being constructed in a style derived from French chateaus.

Among artists featured in the June issue is the Greek painter Stelios Faitakis, who depicts apocalyptic scenes of social meltdown in a style derived from traditional Byzantine iconography.

Red Herring dances Sherborne in a style derived from the Sherborne Morris Men, circa 1993-96, as taught to us by Tim Radford.

Laid out in a style derived from sci-fi comic books, they featured video monitors, photographs of fashion models, broadcasting beams.

As a muralist, Kaulbach covered acres of walls in Munich and Berlin in a style derived from that of late Raphael and Albrecht Dürer.

Each of the paintings is a stagey tableau in which -- in a chiaroscuro style derived from Caravaggio -- the figures are highlighted against a dark indoor or outdoor setting.

By using a visual rhetoric of functionalism and a graphic style derived from the exigencies of counter-cultural fly posting, the poster brings together the film space and street scene of cosmopolitan London.

Nanguan falls into two categories, the first a form of chamber music and the second a movement style derived from regional opera in which the singers' moves are influenced by string puppetry.

Mezzetin, wearing a rose-colored jacket and breeches slashed with yellow, is painted in a flickering style derived from Anthony van Dyck.

The bronze bed legs are cast in a sophisticated style derived from Roman models.