Sentence examples for delicate illustrations from inspiring English sources

Its newest offering is the Emile Letterpress Stationery Set and the 100-percent cotton cards with delicate illustrations, tucked into gold eggshell-lined envelopes.

Indeed, the sight of all four books, some of their pages illuminated with burnished gold and delicate illustrations of animals and flowers, is for some a transcendent experience.

Stead's delicate illustrations, in which mane, tail, and eyes are illuminated by lamplight and softened by evening shadows, are beautifully intimate.

The first book I owned as a child — genuine hardcover fiction — was Godden's "Little Plum," a children's story with delicate illustrations, much like those on the cover of "Kingfishers".

Her delicate illustrations provide a useful way to identify different trees, including oaks, hollies and beech trees which may be found in cities as well as in the country.

It has already created digital copies of Book 1 of "Paradise Lost," as well as the delicate illustrations by Jean de Brunhoff from its recent exhibition "Drawing Babar: Early Drafts and Watercolors".

"It's an inch an hour," she said of her delicate, detailed illustrations.

Happiest may be the child readers themselves who will relish the delicate gouache illustrations and the sensorial lushness of spring.

(Ages 7 to 10) Delicate, stylized illustrations accompany a thoughtful introductory biography of the renowned Indian pacifist leader.

In Erin E. Stead's delicate, atmospheric illustrations, a melancholic cloud always hangs overhead, lending a pensive tone that meshes nicely with Fogliano's rambling, meditative text.

These books own the plain beauty of fresh-planed two-by-fours, all complemented by well-made papers, proper and elegant typefaces, delicate spot illustrations.