Sentence examples for classical image from inspiring English sources
In the utterly autocratic personality of the conqueror, the classical image of an Ottoman padishah (emperor) was born.
Cuts in funding, however, have drastically reduced their opportunities during this and next season and while they have a busy freelance career they are desperate to dance a wider repertory, and especially to beak out of their pure classical image.
This grand and generously classical image perfectly portrays the new freedom claimed by women after the first world war – a new age of gender relations that Picasso clearly welcomes – in a moment of fun and ecstasy by the sea.
"There's a proposal to place a statue of Justice on Alcatraz Island --you know, the classical image, the blindfolded woman holding the scales--and I'm in favor of it," he said.
Perhaps the last major designer to dedicate his career to fashioning a contemporary classical image, Halston is represented here by a trio of simple chiffon evening gowns that command the elegance of polychrome columns.
"The Happening" is an awful letdown, yet it leaves you with something new, as a gently waving tree that classical image of pastoral tranquillity mutates into a harbinger of doom.
"Telling Tales I: Classical Images From the Dahesh Museum of Art," beginning a two-part exhibition, continues through Sept. 29.
It was entirely natural, therefore, that Christian artists would rely on established Classical images and that gradually these pagan images would be infused with Christian meaning".
To deduce the relation between payload (or embedding rate) and image roughness and visual sensitivity, 300 various images have been collected, among which, 150 BMP images are downloaded from an image database [26] and 150 are classical images taken by the author with digital cameras which are often used in image treatment.
Verrio's paintings are "drenched in medievalist allusion" and classical images.
Picabia, following his involvement with the Dada movement (remember them?), ambiguously recycled well-known classical images in his "transparencies" of the late 1920s and early 30s, in which human, animal and plant forms are layered in superimposed outlines.
