Sentence examples for depicts the theme from inspiring English sources

The work depicts the theme of Ecce Homo ("behold the man"), a topic explored by Titian in the later phase of his artistic career in a series of paintings [18, 19]; at least five other known works are now kept in Saint Louis, Dresden, The Prado, Munich and Hampton Court.

The central feature of the monument depicts the theme of a young man called from civil life to serve his nation in a time of need and it transforms the theme into a contemporary allegory.

This work, by one of the most famous Brazilian modernist painters, depicts the themes of miscegenation (from a positive perspective), industrialization and social transformation in Brazil (and especially in São Paulo) in the early decades of the twentieth century.

Statements which accurately depicted the theme for each theoretical domain were chosen accordingly.

Statements depicting the theme for each domain have been chosen accordingly.

Jessica Jones expertly depicted the themes of emotional abuse, a tragically common occurrence in which a person (often romantic partner) abuses the power they have in a relationship to control the person they love.

He was inspired to use this scene to illustrate Freedom of Speech, and Rockwell decided to use his Vermont neighbors as models for an inspirational set of posters depicting the themes laid out by Roosevelt the previous year in a Four Freedoms series.

The title of "Handicapped People in Their Formal Attire," by Kathryn Grant, now at Kean University's Zella Fry Theater in Union, neatly describes both the situation it depicts and the theme of the play.

Figure  1 depicts the relationship between emergent themes (and sub-themes) that lead to the overarching conceptual framework, which comprises three themes resulting in two key propositions.

She asked the artists to not specifically go for sexual explicit content, but instead encouraged a creative freedom and flexibility that ended-up subtly depicting the main theme.

The third superordinate theme explores parents' relationship with their second child from pregnancy until present day and the fourth superordinate theme depicts the on-going grief process and its impact on the couple's relationship.