Sentence examples for illustrations published in from inspiring English sources

Despite having his illustrations published in Le Moustique magazine in his mid-teens, he wanted to join the merchant navy.

His output was uneven (the seven academic paintings here are uninspiring), but his range is impressive, from illustrations published in the livrets accompanying the Salon exhibitions to designs for dishes and book marginalia that look like comic-book storyboards.

An official had noticed that the signatures matched those on Babbitt illustrations published in a book soon after the war.

The 1930s witnessed the growing influence of his theatrically staged photographs and dreamy celebrity portraits for Vogue and Vanity Fair, until a crudely anti-Semitic comment, scribbled in the margins of an illustration published in Vogue, resulted in his dismissal.

In a statement issued after a Tuesday afternoon meeting with representatives of the UK Jewish community, Martin Ivens said that cartoonist Gerald Scarfe, although renowned for being "consistently brutal and bloody" in his work, had "crossed a line" with the illustration published in the Sunday Times on Holocaust Memorial Day.

Hanging in the bar area is a reproduction of an 1872 illustration published in Leslie's Weekly that depicts a curling match between the St. Andrew's Club and the New York Caledonian Club at what is now known as the model-boat pond in Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 73rd Street.

Based only on an illustration published in 1878, this vertebra would have measured 2.7 m tall in life.

The sanctions were announced on Friday, in reaction to an illustration published in August in which Bonilla mocked Agustín Delgado, a stammering politician.

The text and illustrations published here also appear in the following work, first issued by Wood in 1807: The Mirror of Misery, or, Tyranny Exposed.

(A collection of Harper's Bazaar illustrations was published in Designs by Erté with text by Stella Blum). His highly stylized illustrations depicted models in mannered poses draped in luxurious jewels, feathers, and soft, flowing materials against a background of interiors in the Art Deco style.

Benda's illustrations were published in books and in a number of magazines.