Sentence examples for emblematic work from inspiring English sources
This emblematic work — a characteristically macabre rendition of a brothel — is owned by a German collector who is now selling it and has not been seen in New York since the artist's 1996 retrospective at the Whitney Museum.
Tracey Emin makes her bed every morning these days, but she was overwhelmed with emotion at Tate Britain on seeing My Bed, an emblematic work of the Young British Artist Movement, return "home" yesterday.
"The Raft" ("La Patera," 2002), the show's emblematic work, reproduced on the catalog cover and on the Web, is a large-format watercolor by Armando Mariño, who lives in Spain.
The exhibition's most emblematic work is "Bag's Circle," which centers on a floor-to-ceiling projection of the circular mouth of a much-used but empty paper bag that is spinning around and around.
Her most emblematic work includes a series of mosaic murals in shades of her hallmark colors, red, yellow and green, that adorn the Consolacao stop on Sao Paulo's metro.
For the exhibition, the curators, Juan Ignacia del Cueto Ruiz-Funes and Angustias Freijo, have brought together twenty-one scaled models, a selection of photographs, a documentary film, and videos and animations of Candela's emblematic work.
John Koch's "Supper Table" (1939), one of the most emblematic works in this part of the show, shows a loving parental embrace of young children.
When we read the emblematic works of the European tradition we begin to trace the outlines of a coded, radical understanding of the other.
Think of 18th-century architecture and you think of Palladian homes in landscaped parks, whereas the emblematic works of previous centuries were castles, palaces and churches.
One of the most instantly recognizable is the whirligig "Uncle Sam Riding a Bicycle," among the most emblematic works of American folk art of any kind.
The movie re-creates Sam's miserable days with enough sympathy to come within hailing distance of such emblematic works of American disillusion as Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" and Saul Bellow's "Seize the Day".
