Sentence examples for assemblages are from inspiring English sources

Karen Wyks Lindsay's assemblages are, at least, plainly autobiographical.

Despite their massive scale, Black's assemblages are anti-monumental.

"Assemblages are not a new form," she said.

Etchings, letterpress, collage and assemblages are incorporated in narrative presentations.

Many of her assemblages are appreciations of handiwork.

Mr. Goldberg's assemblages are often loosely inspired by iconic artworks.

Strata distinguished by special conodont assemblages are termed zones.

Thirty-two crudely fashioned, quasi-representational assemblages are displayed on pedestals throughout the black-walled gallery.

Her smaller and more focused assemblages are the most successful pieces here.

Lower Eocene assemblages are poorly represented in both England and the Patagonian region of South America.

Many such assemblages are so enormous that they contain hundreds of billions of stars.