Sentence examples for history printed from inspiring English sources

These include Chairman Mao's "Little Red Book", Josef Goebbels's cheap radios sold for Nazi broadcasts (known as "Volksempfänger"), posters of Hitler as a national saviour ("Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer"), and "Mao Goes to Anyan" (pictured right)—the most reproduced image in history, printed 900m times.

By displaying these food histories, printing pictures of them in their natural glory and sharing accompanying recipes from early American cooks Mashpee Wampanoag quahog chowder anyone?–Nabhan hopes to encourage a concept known as eater-based conservation.

"For much of history, prints have been intimately and inversely related to construction.

Some of the medallions are appropriated from natural history prints known as "Besler's Tulips," the work of Basilius Besler (1561-1629) who in 1614 compiled a book of natural history prints to document scientifically flowers and natural wildlife.

Engravings of scenes in the nation's political history — prints nearly as old as the house itself — march up the stairway.

In addition to maps, Arader is a leading dealer in natural history prints, with a vast selection of Pierre-Joseph Redouté botanicals as well as North American Indian prints by George Catlin and Karl Bodmer.

Julian Walker is an artist and writer, and leads workshops at the British Library, on literature, art, history, printing and the English language.

Bruntjen argues that "despite the extensive sales of varied types of reproductive prints, it was the contemporary history print which accounted for the major part of Boydell's success as a print dealer".

I walk in, order breathlessly and back away, toward the wall, where the store's history is printed.

Take required courses in intellectual freedom, research methods, history of books and the history of printing.

His book "The Printed Picture" gives a history of printing technology.