Sentence examples for hunting scene from inspiring English sources

His colossal hunting scene?

In a masterly hunting scene that looks like a ritual performance, athletic men in the nude are seen racing.

It also has a hunting scene rather similar to one that was in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's show on tapestries in 2002.

Not exactly Hem's type, you would have thought, especially considering that at the other end of the gallery these days is a giant and gory hunting scene from Rubens's workshop with hounds and horses and a guy stabbing a wolf with a spear.

Such concepts take visual form in their art: a hunting scene on an openwork gold plaque is rendered as an unbroken network of lines, all connected; a relief of horses' heads on a small, nugget-thick gold cup from the fifth century B.C. has a continuous swirling design that seems to burst open like a flower.

Examples of Persian and Mughal velvet are shown in Figures 1 and 2. Figure 1 Persian velvet tent panel with hunting scene, ca. 1540, detailed (acc. no.

In the 18th century, court portraits, court scenes, and hunting scenes became increasingly common.

Busts and portraits, also hunting scenes painted by the composer's gun-loving cronies, are everywhere.

Decorative themes include the Apostles, the imperial electors, hunting scenes, the planets, and commemorations of families and marriages.

Yet during this same decade Rubens also produced many paintings on secular themes mythological, historical, and allegorical subjects, hunting scenes, and portraits.

Metalwork reached a high level of artistry and craftsmanship; its most characteristic decorative themes are hunting scenes portraying the Sāsānian kings in action.