Sentence examples for engraving called from inspiring English sources

It is in a 1514 engraving called "Melancholia," however, that many art historians have sought out the inner Dürer.

In an engraving called "The Sea Monster," from around 1498, a nude woman, looking distressed, reclines on the back of a Triton who appears to be carrying her away.

Bruegel was born around 1525, trained as a painter, and started work for an Antwerp engraver called Hieronymus Cock.

Some of the most arresting bindings were inspired by books made by a Wisconsin printer and wood engraver called Gaylord Schanilec.

It was commissioned from a mediocre Flemish engraver called Martin Droeshout, who worked either from a now-lost portrait painted during the author's lifetime (perhaps by Richard Burbage), or perhaps just from a proto-identikit sketch prepared by his surviving colleagues (the engraving is bad enough to support either hypothesis).

From the moment I was born, I possessed engraved calling cards, starched organdy pinafores, a silver cup with my initials and a hallmarked porringer for my Cream of Wheat.

1500 Nürnberg, Germany November 22, 1550 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Hans Sebald Beham, (born 1500, Nürnberg [Germany] died Nov. 22, 1550, Frankfurt am Main) German engraver who was the most prolific of the Kleinmeister (German: "Little Masters") of engraving, so called because they produced small prints.

The print, an engraving by Martin Schongauer called "St.

In 1557 Bruegel engraved a print called Big Fish Eat Little Ones.

Sometimes a row of slats, often in the shape of spoon handles that have been soldered around the object and then finely chased or engraved, is mistakenly called cut-card work.

The temple doorway is heavily engraved with ornamentation called Makaratorana (makara being an imaginary beast) and each side of the doorway exhibits sculptured Salabhanjika (maidens).