Sentence examples for illustrations included from inspiring English sources

His illustrations included a portrait of Holden Caulfield, the fictional protagonist of J. D. Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye," and cover portraits of Joan Baez and Jackie Gleason that the subjects, Mr. Hoban said, did not like.

My father's outsized edition of the Judeo-Roman historian Flavius Josephus, which I used to consult for the illustrations, included the chilling advice that the only safe way to procure a mandrake was to tie your dog to it, walk away, and let the dog do the pulling, and suffer the consequences, for you.

She was just as horrified by the graphic illustrations included with some fairy tale collections, complaining that "little children, whose minds are susceptible of every impression; and who from the liveliness of their imaginations are apt to convert into realities whatever forcibly strikes their fancy" should not be allowed to see such scenes as Blue Beard hacking his wife's head off.

The illustrations included here show 16 gauge galvanized steel plates, cut from salvages scrap metal being used, but if weathering isn't a consideration, 1/2 inch (12.7mm) plywood plates can be used.

With the 1968 edition the word Pictured was removed from the title; the encyclopaedia remained nevertheless profusely illustrated, with recent editions containing more than 22,500 illustrations, including about 2,000 maps.

Some illustrations including "Turtle Fishing and Adventure with Alligator" are by the German illustrator Johann Baptist Zwecker; some, such as "Bird-Killing Spider (Mygale Avicularia) Attacking Finches" are by E.W. Robinson; others by the zoological artist Joseph Wolf.

The illustrations include a remarkable collection of photographs by Erich Lessing.

The handsome, emotionally cool illustrations include allusions to many famous American paintings.

He did many illustrations, including covers for Time, Life and Saturday Review.

Hassam was a master printmaker, having begun his career as a wood engraver doing commercial illustrations, including those for newspapers.

His book illustrations include a 1933 edition of the French poet Charles Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du mal ("The Flowers of Evil").