Sentence examples for images of man from inspiring English sources

Below are stills and audio clips from "Images of Man" and "A Photographic Memory," with captions by Seed.

Ms. Wallach mentions the exhibition "New Images of Man," which I curated at the Museum of Modern Art in 1959.

Peter Selz included Mr. Golub in his 1959 "New Images of Man" exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, together with such figurative artists as Dubuffet and Giacometti.

A postwar fashion for humanist styles expired in a famous flop of an exhibition, "New Images of Man," at the Museum of Modern Art, in 1959, which perhaps only Golub, of the younger artists included, survived without despair.

But — without the transparency, attenuation and Muybridge-like staccato that enliven the vitrines — the results read as strained and ludicrously corny, a horror-movie rendition of angst-ridden "New Images of Man" figurative sculpture.

As for viewing abjection through a "New Images of Man" lens, it could be argued that the New Museum did this more effectively and subtly with its "After Nature" exhibition in 2008.

The team who gets there first will be awarded with $20 million £133 million), with a possible extra $5 million £3.33 million) in bonuses for teams whose rovers travel long distances, capture images of man-made objects, or survive a night on the Moon.

But they do not prevent anyone from producing images of men — even sacred ones.

He was shown sexualised images of men and induced to vomit by an injected drug.

Her recent retrospective at Tate Modern filled rooms with ghostly images of men, women and children.

I also think the images of men we are fed in the media have an effect.