Sentence examples for colored print from inspiring English sources

Others made "wet-paper squeezes"—applying moist paper to the surface to create a colored print.

Across the room, her father sits on a gaily colored print chair that seems grotesquely out of synch in this house of mourning.

Each cartoonish, vibrantly colored print depicts a woman's shoe with punning captions added by the poet Ralph Pomeroy that say things like "Shoe fly baby" and "Dial M for Shoe".

Presented alongside a few other works on an introductory panel, the broadside — with its small but brilliantly colored print, produced by the young New York City lithographer Nathaniel Currier — is a centerpiece of the exhibition "Currier & Ives: Printmakers to the American People".

Along with Viz Media, TOKYOPOP pioneered the cine-manga format, which took popular animated series and films and turned them into colored print editions.

A training manual containing colored print images was used.

Mr. Hamaguchi used the medium to produce a series of colored prints, the "E.

Known even in English as Indiennes, the gaily colored prints were immediately embraced by Louis XIV.

The exuberance associated with Mr. Morley's well-known paintings is also present in his large, vibrantly colored prints.

The richly colored prints — from Japan, China and Korea — appeared not only as silk skirts, blouses and languorous dresses, but also as angular panels on jackets and coats.

The fragile colored prints were also favorites of Frank Lloyd Wright; an exhibition of his collection and his architecture in Japan will be at the Japan Society in March.