Sentence examples for bold picture from inspiring English sources

The details are sketched, but the brevity makes for a bold picture.

"Allegory of the Five Senses" (1622) is an amazingly bold picture for a 15-year-old.

Housing 36 units, it is distinguished by a limestone base and bold picture windows, and is described in the original listing as "a fortress of security and style".

British Museum, London WC1B until 2 February Red-figured cup, attributed to the Kodros Painter At the heart of this powerful painting on a wide flat ceramic cup is a bold picture of Theseus killing the Minotaur.

Cleverly playing with perspective and scale, Sarah McConnell's big, bold picture book about a little girl with equally big and bold ideas will strike a chord and raise a smile from parents and children alike, as Ruby discovers that actually she is not too little to help but "just right".

Updated at 5.11pm BST 4.50pm BST They've created an entirely new fashion homepage, very visually led with large, bold pictures and interactive video.

Guy Parker-Rees' big bold pictures had all my testers whooping with laughter and wanting to hear the bouncy text over and over again.

But her purpose was more than a matter of presentation: she sought to demonstrate how books of artistically bold pictures could also yield social and political meanings beyond the purview of art and thus appeal to broad audiences.

In a knowing nod to the long quest to capture motion in art, Opie also includes a series of three bold pictures of a horse in different stages of galloping.

Often referred to as the "poster boy" of Kashmiri militancy, Wani attracted the Indian government's attention with bold pictures that revealed, even flaunted, his identity.

Others in the 10 include the 30-year-old rising star Oliver Jeffers, a painter who ventured into illustration via his first bold coloured picture book, How to Catch a Star, followed by Lost and Found.