Sentence examples for first illustration of from inspiring English sources

Write their first story together, or draw your first illustration of them".

Although the novel, Frankenstein, was first published anonymously in 1818, in 1831 Shelley released a revised version of the text, complete with the first illustration of the monster by the artist Theodor von Holst.

The show opens with the first illustration of a Wunderkammer, the woodcut frontispiece in a book about natural history that Ferrante Imperato (1550-1625), an Italian apothecary, published in Naples in 1599, illustrating it with birds, sea creatures, fossils and minerals from his own collection.

He portrayed himself in 1493, just betrothed, holding sea holly (the betrothal flower) and with fashionable slashed sleeves; he painted himself, most famously, in 1500, gazing full-face at the viewer from a nimbus of long flowing hair (see the first illustration of this piece).

But the actors' famous portrayals of Dracula are a long way from the very first illustration of Bram Stoker's creation, a bat-like, ancient, barefooted creature crawling down a wall that is far closer to the author's 1897 description of the notorious count.

The M&S pink coat was not the first illustration of the high street cult, but was one of the most effective examples of what can be done with excessive PR hammering, advertising, celebrity endorsements (Daisy Lowe, nothing short of this generation's everywoman, wore hers a lot) and, to an extent, mirroring of the catwalk.

The first illustration on the clinical significance of amplified oncogenes in human cancer was the discovery of an association between amplification of the MYC oncogene and more aggressive neuroblastoma variants (Schwab, 1993).

(He drew one of the first illustrations of Sherlock Holmes — a sketch of the detective discovering a corpse, which accompanied a paperback edition of "A Study in Scarlet").

Her poster map, published in 1970, was bordered with the first illustrations of Tolkien's characters, but was based on the fold-out map in the first volumes of the 1954 Ring trilogy, which had been drawn by Tolkien's son, Christopher, to his father's meticulous instructions.

Love's Last Shift is one of the first illustrations of a massive shift in audience taste, away from the analytic bent and sexual frankness of Restoration comedy and towards the conservative certainties and gender role backlash of exemplary or sentimental comedy.

In December 2003, the characters from Spica (Hikari, Amane, Yaya, and Tsubomi) and Lulim (Kizuna, Chikaru, Remon, and Kagome) were introduced and in the January 2004 issue the first illustrations of the three schools and the Strawberry Dorms were published, drawn by Chitose Maki; the reader participation game began in this issue.