Sentence examples for back an echo from inspiring English sources
The pastel sends back an echo to the French Symbolist landscapes of the 1890s.
His map of the United States sends back an echo to the maps of Alighiero Boetti in embroidered cloth, but it is painted upside down.
By contrast, the highly stylized mask sends back an echo to the earlier forms of expressive art known from finds much further north.
A salt paper print of Emperor Constantine's Arch of Triumph sent back an echo to the cityscapes of the 18th-century Italian vedutisti.
"The Portrait of a Man" sends back an echo to Edouard Manet's portraits of men in dark suits, but the French artist's influence is easily overlooked in this harsh essay in realism, only thinly disguised by sketchiness.
A sketch molded with a view to carving the "Angel With Superscription" on loan from the Museo Nazionale del Palazzo di Venezia has an enigmatic smile that sends back an echo to Leonardo's angel in "The Annunciation".
It sends back an ironical echo to human explosions of rage in the holiest circumstances.
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"Femme Assise," from 1953, sends back a weak echo to the artist's Cubist phase.
The big nose, the mouth open as if to scream and the almond-shaped eyes that are empty holes send back a rare echo to the art of pre-Columbian Mexico — Aztec sculpture to be precise, particularly the earthenware figures.
