Their large illustrations and photos and bold typefaces lent a magazine-style sweep to broadsheet newsprint.
As you sit under three monstrously large illustrations of pigs, you can nibble on slivers of fried pigskin that aren't anything like the clunky, often gratuitously crunchy wedges plucked from a plastic bag.
Displayed in the event hall were various large illustrations of Rewrite characters by Hinoue, as well as illustrations of the characters by various artists that were originally posted on Rewrites official website.
The next work, Charles Ray's "Untitled" large "illustration" (Sotheby's word) was also an imitation.
A large illustration atop the front page showed Mr. Gagne and a bulldozer on a stretch of barren terrain.
He unveiled a large illustration and pointed to two plastic inflated palm trees, which kept falling over in the chilly East River winds.
One very large illustration, 48.7 centimeters long, is meant to explain how to measure the height of a tower with an astrolabe without taking into account the projected shadow and without having to move when looking at the instrument.
The New Yorker, June 21 , 1952P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: The wall calendar put out by Kimberley-Clark Coverrathen has, over the June sheet, a large illustration of Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862), wearing a Revolutionary-type cocked hat, with his long hair tied at the back with ribbon.
By Fred Packard and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 21 , 1952P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: The wall calendar put out by Kimberley-Clark Coverrathen has, over the June sheet, a large illustration of Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862), wearing a Revolutionary-type cocked hat, with his long hair tied at the back with ribbon.
A large illustration recreates this towering, templelike piece of furniture, populated by copies of the "Farnese Hercules" (mirroring versions, one for each side), as well as the "Apollo Belvedere," the "Venus Medici" and the "Dioscuri" with their rearing horses, miniatures of the colossal sculptures that had stood on the Quirinal Hill since antiquity.
Its main page features a large illustration declaring "Make E-Books Local: Suport Independent Booksellers with the Indiepledge at Zola Books".
