Sentence examples for colored prints from inspiring English sources

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.

Photography of corporate, industrial or otherwise anonymous functional architecture is a common genre now, but Mr. Sturges gives it a compelling beauty in large, richly colored prints.

Here you'll find lots of delicately colored prints and aquatints of ships, as well as propagandistic paintings of world-menacing expeditions.

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

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".

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".

Another vendor spread his wares on the sidewalk: yellowed 1940's advertising posters for Hong Kong perfume companies and brightly colored printed labels carefully peeled off boxes of firecrackers and slipped between cellophane for safekeeping.

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