Sentence examples for casting figures from inspiring English sources

Cambodian traditions for casting figures in metal seem to have had two influences, Chinese and Indian.

The arts of painting, wood carving, and casting figures continued on traditional lines, with much technical skill but few signs of innovation.

Faced with this trend, supporters of campaign finance regulation have adapted their argument, casting figures like Friess and Adelson (rather than ExxonMobil or General Mills) as the real danger to the common good.

Hanson then painted the cast figures, adding such precise details as mosquito bites or varicose veins.

It's essentially a series of 50 bronze-cast figures, dotted on Crosby beach, at the mouth of the Mersey.

A handful of recent acquisitions are being integrated into the collection for the first time, including a Benin waist pendant from Ms. Riese's group, with exquisite cast figures and the sculptor's mark on the back.

This is reflected in much of his work, not least in the manipulated, cast figures which populated his sculpted environments - at the Tate there are men looking out into emptiness as they lean on balconies (a recurrent image), card players in the shadows, games with the possibility of narrative and emotion, enigmatic moments frozen in space and time.

Using polyester resin, he cast figures from live models in his studio, paying attention to every detail, from body hair to veins and bruises.

(Be warned: Baby pictures of the cast figure prominently).

George Segal, of the melancholy cast figure, managed to seem persistently, unexpectedly relevant as the art world changed constantly around him.

"Big Kastenmann," which translates to "big box man," is an 18-foot tall aluminum cast figure by the Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.