Sentence examples for echoing the sculptures from inspiring English sources
Echoing the sculptures' vertical thrust is the video "Strip," projected on a long, double-sided screen.
He spent five days sweating under the sun on scaffolding erected in the square in front of the Milan Cathedral, taking 100 pictures, until the crowd on the steps dispersed itself just artfully enough to echo the sculptured figures on the facade.
In her portrait of Freud's chair, which is really a portrait of Freud, she shows how it echoes the African sculptures he surrounded himself with.
On September 14 , 2004 Daley and union leaders—including the president of Chicago's police union unveiled a monument by Chicago artist Mary Brogger, a fifteen-foot speakers' wagon sculpture echoing the wagon on which the labor leaders stood in Haymarket Square to champion the eight-hour day.
Leaving this exhibition, and heading back to Beacon, I was struck by how much Mr. Steiner's sculptures echo the shells of dilapidated, abandoned industrial buildings along the Hudson River.
Leaving this exhibition, and heading back to Beacon, I was struck by how much Mr. Steiner's sculptures echoed the shells of dilapidated, abandoned industrial buildings along the Hudson River.
Painting exercises the eye; sculpture echoes the body.
Ecce Homo is life-sized, and appears to be carved from marble, echoing classical sculpture, the Baroque, and the connoisseur's neo-classical pallor.
Gehry's approach to the LACMA installation emphasizes this connection, in free-floating rooms within the pavilion that include knocked-out sections that echo the voids in Price's sculptures.
A yard out back is filled with sculptures that echo the same collaged aesthetic.
