Sentence examples for his work include from inspiring English sources
He should broaden his work, include more tones, more moods.
Other holdings of his work include a drawing from 1942 and a small painting from 1949.
The subjects Khaldūn considered in his work include historical method, geography, culture, economics, public finance, population, society and state, religion and politics, and the social context of knowledge.
Other collectors of his work include Chris Addison, Jane Goldman and JJ Abrams, who was so impressed with his papery Star Wars scenes that he bought one.
Other Belgian social and political legacies that featured in his work include the colonization of the Congo, the subject of two books, De geruchten (1996; "The Rumours") and Onvoltooid verleden (1998; "Unfinished Past").
The images that he made around the time Mège discovered his work include a woman posing with a freshly slaughtered horse carcass and a man being fisted up to the bicep by someone just out of the frame.
His work includes episodes of "Celebrity Death Match" on MTV.
But he doted on animals, accurately rendering many of them in his work, including a giraffe.
He received many honours for his work, including the National Academy of Engineering's Charles Stark Draper Prize (1995).
His work includes an eclectic mix of museums, universities and living spaces.
