Sentence examples for cheap prints from inspiring English sources

In 1962, she organised a book of cheap prints of New York paintings to raise funds for her children's school, and discovered how much she loved it.

In these cheap prints created to reform the way people lived, a boy who starts by torturing animals grows up to become a murderer.

There are prints by other illustrious artists, including José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros, plus graphic art by the TGP, an avant garde workshop specialising in cheap prints that supported trade union campaigns and fought international fascism.

New, I mean, to us — different — different things on the wall that didn't belong to us, cheap prints of muskellunge and logging camps and places that had nothing to do with the place in which we now found ourselves.

Cheap prints are pinned to the wall, a geranium blooms by the dusty window, a loaf of bread on a stool (next to a pair of baby's shoes) contains a secret horde of pennies.

"Harris's List" was merely the most popular among a slew of cheap prints and pamphlets that circulated in Georgian London, a city whose population reached a million people by the end of the eighteenth century, but which still had no sewer system and no municipal police force.

In the 20th century with developments in cheap printing techniques and distribution, Austen inspired fanzines.

Suddenly, authors have an automatic marketing strategy as well as access to cheap printing.

While most of them are cheap, print-on-demand editions, a few are highly produced art books.

In his day it was the spread of photography and cheap printing that posed the most immediate threat to privacy.

"Cheap printing and public education were reaching out to a layer of society that had never before had a voice.