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He then photographed a seminal series of portraits of London's leading music and fashion personalities for i-D magazine, and the first of many catalogues for Yohji Yamamoto, alongside graphic designer Peter Saville and art director Marc Ascoli, whose visuals became landmark.

Stalled cars became landmarks, as the trucks repeatedly passed them.

The other stations of the pilgrimage became landmarks in my growing sense of geography.

Mr. Saarinen's womb chairs and pedestal tables became landmarks on the American domestic landscape.

Long before Martha Stewart arrived on the scene, tidy rooms and spotless floors became landmarks in the American mythology.

"The mosaics have became landmarks," said Clayton Patterson, a photographer who has documented the area in Manhattan for 25 years.

In the 1960s its campus and physical plant became landmarks in U.S. educational architecture through the designs of the American architect Minoru Yamasaki.

Mr. Brongniart went on to design several mansions nearby that became landmarks on the rue Monsieur, the street named for his patron.

These artworks became landmarks.

At the time, many modernist architects where moving to the area and building what would become landmark structures, like Philip Johnson's Glass House in that town.

Haring's public art pieces throughout New York City have become landmark spaces themselves.