Sentence examples for famous prints from inspiring English sources

Some of Kiyomasu's famous prints are the portrait of two actors, "Ichikawa Monnosuke, Tamazawa Rinya," and "The Actor Danjūrō as Gorō Pulling out a Bamboo".

While Mr. Ford's style recalls the famous prints of the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, it is Audubon's less precise, more open-ended watercolors that he prefers.

And one of the Chinese politicians they worked with, communist revolutionary Mao Zedong, is featured in the exhibit – his face is used as a print on a dress from Vivienne Tam's SS 1995 collection, which is itself backed by Andy Warhol's famous prints of the chairman.

Works newly on show include a vast black and white painting that could easily be a part of his well-known monochrome series, as well as the metal plates that Miró used for his famous prints, which are works of art in themselves.

Warhol used for his most famous prints.

There are lots of famous prints from that time.

His famous printed cartographic works were based on the careful reconciliation of surveys made by other travellers.

Hogarth's famous print Gin Lane, produced in 1751, showed the dangers of addiction to the spirit.

It's worth thinking about how Hawks would have viewed the famous "print the legend" framework of "Liberty Valance".

He was wearing a boxy white T-shirt with the word "FAMOUS" printed on it in short block letters.

An untitled 1939 canvas by Frank Runacres shows a kind of perverted version of Dürer's famous print Melancholia.