Sentence examples for as tableaux from inspiring English sources

American sculptor of boxlike figurative works combining wood and other materials and often grouped as tableaux.

These are organized according to typologies, most of which are presented as tableaux or suites of about twelve images each.

The rich and digitally enhanced autumn leaves feature as tableaux, and as a discreet and tasteful design for the opening and closing credits.

The store is in a converted house, with high-end art pieces and furniture arranged as tableaux in a series of small rooms.

Such frozen moments appear as tableaux throughout the book: fake snow falling on the cast of King Lear as they gather around the fallen Arthur Mirandaa gazing from a twilit beach at huge lit-up ships out to sea as the world comes to a standstill; the flat, eerie panels of Miranda's Station Eleven.

The streets are lined with galleries and its kitschy Pageant of the Masters, where local volunteers replicate famous paintings as tableaux vivants, is an annual crowd pleaser.

The crudi and the antipasti are plated as beautiful tableaux.

Mannequins are wrapped in aluminum foil and arrayed as tableaus of cave-dwellers.

Inside a stuffy classroom in Harlem, the subject was a matter of local history; the teaching device was known as tableau, an acting exercise.

Working mostly in California, Mr. Shulman staged his photographs as tableaus to promote the idea of casual living in a Modernist context.

Illustrated adverts for cosmetics or domestic products were often constructed as tableaus, offering scenes frozen in motion centred upon young women, wives, or mothers in the act of dressing, washing, shopping, or conversing.