Sentence examples for earliest picture from inspiring English sources

The earliest picture is from 1917.

The earliest picture in the show, from 1961, is of a prison farm adjoining his family's plantation.

The earliest picture in the show, "The Madonna," dates from 1982 and gives a basic sense of how Mr. Condo works.

The earliest picture in the current show is a copy made in 1949, the year after Riley left school, of Van Eyck's Man with a Red Turban.

The show's earliest picture, an 1839 daguerreotype by Alphonse Eugène Hubert, is basically a still life, but one composed entirely of bits and pieces of Classical sculpture, including a plaster bust of the Venus de Milo.

The earliest picture here, of a dark-haired, dark-dressed, closed-eyed woman, is very much in a Symbolist mode and dates from 1903, by which point Klimt had long since abandoned the realist style in which he'd been trained.

In the earliest pictures the figures were nude, often crouched in fetal position.

You see this in the earliest pictures: emperors receive visitors, celebrate holidays and are carried on palanquins.

The earliest pictures are uprights; that is to say, the subject is standing, sometimes against a wall.

The earliest pictures in the exhibition cannot easily be distinguished from those that might have been taken by white photographers.

The earliest pictures in this survey of landscape photography were taken in the 1840s when JMW Turner was still alive.