Sentence examples for coloured print from inspiring English sources

On 21 March 1815 The Pig Faced Lady of Manchester Square and the Spanish Mule of Madrid, a coloured print by George Cruikshank, was published.

There is a depressing irony when the clothes that a dead infant's body is wrapped in when it was found in a Mangere Bridge reserve last November, bears the words "SAMOAN CULTURE, OUR PRIDE AND JOY with the brightly coloured print design drowning in the dirt and mud.

During the trials the room was dark; in the intervals the room was moderately illuminated so that the test person was able to see a coloured print (Henri Matisse Fleurss et céramique", 35 × 40 cm, mean luminance 13.8 cd/m) mounted directly above the monitor.

These filters, usually used in the form of thin sheets of dyed gelatin inserted into the lens, are complementary in colour to the coloured printing inks used.

Aluminum foil may be coloured, printed, embossed, bonded to other materials, or coated with a plastic film.

The material includes the earliest known Victorian bioscope photography of a Punch and Judy show and coloured prints from the 1790s.

Nelson Mandela stood out from the political crowd for many reasons, his signature brightly coloured, printed shirts was just one of them.

The museum has been building up a leading collection of the Spanish artist's linocuts, lithographs and coloured prints, or aquatints.

I'm working from three coloured prints Ray has sourced, each one tonally very different from the other, with one cropping out the asparagus altogether.

Valentine's greeting consists of a rebuke for his incompetence as an antiques dealer: he has foolishly left some coloured prints in an unwanted jar which he had given away to another dealer.

The very ink he uses for his text is blood, and sometimes faecal matter mixed with spittle which the publishers have obligingly represented in various coloured printing inks.One of Gould's fellow-convicts tells the story of the San Domingo slave revolt "just like that, like he was an infantryman firing, loading, and refiring his musket".