Sentence examples for celebrated image from inspiring English sources
The first and second version, from around 1620-21, of what was to become her most celebrated image are the opening and closing canvases, on loan from Naples and Florence respectively, of the current exhibition.
Joe Schofield, a fictional American photojournalist, gets a tip-off that the subject of his most celebrated image – the young protester facing down a tank in Tiananmen Square in 1989 – might now be living in the US.
Méliès's most celebrated image, known to millions who have never seen any of his movies, is a close-up of the man in the moon smacked in the eye by an exploratory rocket ship.
The painting was jointly purchased by the National Portrait Gallery and Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1980, and in late 2014 was on display in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Another celebrated image of Washington is the Lansdowne portrait, a large portrait with one version hanging in the East Room of the White House.
That conclusion lives on in a celebrated image showing Coward and the Lunts, who originated the three principal roles on Broadway, in a state of deathless mirth.
Though made by hand, it simply initiates the gazillion reproductions of the celebrated image, which extend to inflatable toys and Andy Warhol silk screens.
" But most of all in the May issue, she wanted to celebrate images of individual elegance and style.
He is best known for his magazine Useful Photography, which celebrates images of the purely functional, and his series of books In Almost Every Picture, which home in on motifs that appear accidentally in amateur photo albums – such as wayward fingers.
Rustic life is celebrated in images of dead game and bowls of fresh fruit, images of honest pleasures that made Chardin a favorite of Diderot and other progressive thinkers on the eve of the French Revolution.
Winter, a time for snow-gazing and the spotting of cranes, is celebrated in images like "Minowa, Kanasugi, Mikawashima," a distant view of three villages in an area where cranes were protected.
The brand's image celebrated everything that the motocross industry loathed about freestyle.
