Sentence examples for in prints of from inspiring English sources

Toyokuni specialized in prints of actors but was also known for his portraits of women.

There was a joyful sense of abundant nature, another London inspiration, in prints of trees and leaves.

The great British satirist William Hogarth (1697 1764) addressed his country's moral condition in prints of exquisite detail and contrast.

But the photographer's influences seemed to go only so far, as some straightforward silk dresses covered in prints of his most iconic black and white images.

The idea was repeated in prints of futuristic-looking cars and zooming-by street scenes on minidresses and, inevitably, a crash scene at the end, a metaphor, he said, for the economy.

It is enhanced by similar subject matter, for Nevinson was briefly rejuvenated by visits in 1919 and 1920 to New York that resulted in prints of the city's skyscrapers, bridges, teeming streets and river traffic.

If that's a mixture of drawings, paintings, writing, collage, and pasted-in prints of your favorite photographs, that's fine, too.

For his efforts, he was accused in print of being a sodomite sympathizer.

After the scandal, however, he was accused in print of having been an actual Nazi sympathizer.

"Prose" is the first appearance in print of some probing correspondence Bishop had with the poet Anne Stevenson.

Of course, the appearance in print of "Ball Four" doomed Bouton's campaign to ingratiate himself with his teammates.