Sentence examples for illustrations that are from inspiring English sources

A 1489 copy of the poet Saʿdī's Būstān (National Library, Cairo) contains illustrations that are outstanding among Behzād's works.

Building on decades of experience in design, best-practice resources are available to guide creation of illustrations that are effective for research and education communities.

The narrative of the book is inextricable from its creator, who also devised the watercolour illustrations that are key to the story's popularity.

Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to publish any figures or illustrations that are protected by copyright, including figures published elsewhere and pictures taken by professional photographers.

See some of the cover sketches and illustrations that are featured in the Italian Cultural Institute exhibit in the slide show below.

According to the applicants this definition was satisfied by the publication and sale of a comic book containing ideas and illustrations that are offensive, degrading, and insulting to people on the basis of their origin or skin-colour.

In the Hopkins years, Cushing drew a number of his medical illustrations that were published in medical journals.

There are also the bound illustrations that were created for clients ("the look books of their day," as Mr. Saillard said).

He is still in love with the supposedly comic similes and illustrations that were such an odd part of his style in his memoir The Gatekeeper.

The 1923 oil study for an Arrow Collar advertisement is here, along with illustrations that were also used to help sell socks, suits and underwear.

Looking on from scores of vantage points are colorful images of men and animals, among other illustrations, that were painted on the rock walls perhaps 1,000 years ago.