Sentence examples for following room from inspiring English sources
By contrast, no one seems inclined to linger in the following room, occupied by Liam Gillick's multi-coloured Perspex ceiling.
Commissions for religious works, a mainstay for many artists, appear to have been almost as rare, and the six sacred paintings in the following room span several decades.
In the retrospective exhibition held at Tate Modern in 2008, these luxurious images contrasted starkly with the simpler blood-red Bacchus canvases, painted at the time of the Iraq war, in the following room.
Palladio's Venetian buildings are represented in the following room by a display centered on what is regarded by many as Palladio's most perfectly realized religious building: the Redentore church on the island of Giudecca.
Signorelli's virtuoso handling of the nude is confirmed in the following room by two panels from the "Bichi Altarpiece" at the Sant'Agostino church in Siena, one depicting two young men stripping off to bathe in a river, and the other a waterside scene of a male nude and a diaphanously clad female with infant.
The objective was to compare airway responses following room temperature and cold temperature exercise challenges, and to compare whether IOS variables relate to spirometry variables.
The micromechanical deformation of an austenitic stainless steel under uniaxial tension at elevated temperature (550 °C) following room-temperature compression has been examined in this work.
In addition to this study, we developed a hierarchical search module based on the logic classification of images following rooms.
The fullness of the stacked items in the first room give way to a pared down, minimalist aesthetic in the following rooms, as Boetti moves away from Arte Povera and towards a more conceptual and simpler aesthetic.
There are no guided tours – you go around the castle on a "free flow" basis following from room to room in your own time, with stewards on hand to answer questions.
The following rooms widen the exhibition theme to include travel imagery of Italy, in particular, pictures of antique Roman relics dotted about the countryside.
