Sentence examples for historical print from inspiring English sources

The image was of an 18th century painting of women bathing, which Ms Weaver then changed to a historical print of Greek mathematician, astronomer and philosopher Hypatia being dragged through the streets of Alexandria.

NEWTOWN -- Historical prints of Newtown.

Vertue also completed a number of fine historical prints, primarily from paintings of the Tudor period.

| Diverse delights grace Swann's sale of maps, atlases, natural history, historical prints, and ephemera (June 19).

THE Davison Art Center at Wesleyan University is a major repository of historical prints and printmaking techniques, and with "Digital Printmaking at Singer Editions," it is showing that it is interested in the latest developments in the field.

Test strips were cut from the un-aged and aged test photographs, and the historical prints.

The prospective future of this cutting-edge technology is outlined, along with a comparative interpretation of several historical printing methods.

Buchholz re-imagines history by painting new life (and undeath) into historical prints and diagram, creating alternate histories full of all manner of supernatural hazards.

To say that the rest is history is to concede to Jung the victory of winning the world over to his view of a somatically-structural basis to cultural universality, which for many art viewers today, explains why an artist like Traylor, who neither visited nor, so far as we know, was exposed to what few art-historical prints circulated prior to the mid century.

So what was written in the historical fine print on the side of the tin that this article illuminates for us?

A number of companies digitize archives and sell historical photo prints.