Sentence examples for grid of images from inspiring English sources

Lorna Simpson's "Wigs" is a grid of images of hairstyles printed on felt.

Among the best was Mr. Newhouse's "Natalie Wood," a 1963 overlapping grid of images of the movie star.

Go to FIX Net's home page, and you will see a grid of images depicting local scenes: the bell from the San Luis Obispo mission, the nearby coastline.

A grid of images from McGinley's series You and My Friends comprises oddly intimate snatched colour portraits of people in a vast crowd at a music festival.

For this week's fiction piece, "Escape from Spiderhead," by George Saunders, we published a colorful grid of images by Bill Armstrong, from his series "I Modi".

Photographs: Bill Armstrong: "I Modi" (2009)/Clampart/Hackelbury, London For this week's fiction piece, "Escape from Spiderhead," by George Saunders, we published a colorful grid of images by Bill Armstrong, from his series "I Modi".

This area is especially interesting because it's not a simple chart, but rather presented as a grid of image thumbnails with the number of impressions that post received is overlaid on top.

Grids of images, stacked floor by floor … comics are miniature apartment blocks that we peer in to, like the chair-bound Jimmy Stewart in Rear Window.

Less interesting are the grids of images that explore specific visual themes: long, flowing tresses, veils and odalisques, to name a few.

History now remembers him in fragments, as a landscape photographer, as a technical innovator, as a key figure in the long march to motion pictures, as the maker of the motion studies whose grids of images and images themselves influenced everyone from the painter Francis Bacon to the conceptual artist Sol LeWitt.

Ghosts haunt "180 Seconds of Lasting Images," a large white grid of overexposed images shot by a man just minutes before his 1985 abduction.