Sentence examples for greatest print from inspiring English sources

His example was followed by engraver John Boydell, who became the greatest print merchant of Georgian London.

It would have been much easier for the writers to have had him praise it – in 2000, it was voted as part of the greatest print campaign ever written.

The acquisition also means the gallery will now own several singular works like Childe Hassam's "Lion Gardiner House, Easthampton" from 1920, which is widely considered the artist's greatest print, and Louis Lozowick's rare "New York" (about 1925).

Many big real estate brokers still view its great big print spreads as a good way to market their huge Hamptons properties.

When history's greatest print-maker decided to create an image of the rhinoceros that had visited Lisbon in 1515, it became one of the most influential animal pictures ever.

As elegantly sumptuous as they are imaginatively extravagant, Kuniyoshi's greatest prints represent turbulent, epic visions of human protagonists battling supernatural beings on three-page spreads two and a half feet across, a format he invented.

The cramped space in which the artist and poet William Blake produced some of the greatest prints in the history of art will be recreated for an exhibition next month at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

This is so shamelessly geared towards office Christmas parties that it may as well come with a great big print-out of your employer's sexual harassment policy.

Another advertising great, Sir Frank Lowe, told The Independent: "In the 1970s and '80s, in my view there were three great print copywriters – David, Tony Brignull and John Salmon.

Master Graphics Here's a chance to see Picasso's great print of a satyr reaching out to grope a sleeping nymph, as well as masterpieces of printmaking by Braque and Matisse.

Let's look at something else.' She took a gardening book off the shelf and opening to the botanicals, said, 'This could be a great print.' These were old, old things".