Sentence examples for lavish volume from inspiring English sources
It is a lavish volume published by Knopf in observance of the company's 25th anniversary.
This lavish volume reproduces all of Klimt's landscape paintings, many of them painted during his holidays in Austria and Italy.
What she describes as a "working friendship" developed over the subsequent years, and it's possible that she initially intended this lavish volume to be a biography.
George Harrison: Living in the Material World (Abrams, £26.99) is a lavish volume, tying in with Martin Scorsese's documentary, that every Beatle fan will covet.
Jean-François Jean-François Bizotme, which offers beautiful reproductions of covers and inside pages from some of that era's best underground publavishons, is a perfect companion to Abe Peck's "Uncovolume the Sixties" (1985), the definitive history of the underground press.
Windus was a major early patron of Turner and bought many watercolours including Brighthelmstone, Sussex, originally painted as an illustration for a lavish volume of engravings of the south coast.
Dr. Soleri wrote books and essays, and his drawings have been shown in museums and published in lavish volumes.
Félix Teynard was a civil engineer from Grenoble who wanted to update with photographs the vast "Description de l'Égypte," the lavish volumes of oversized engravings published by Napoleon's team of savants decades earlier.
This is the fourth year that Alan Batt, a food photographer known as Battman, has produced lavish volumes of dishes, in mouthwatering poses, that are sold to benefit the Children's Storefront, an independent tuition-free elementary school in Harlem.
In recent years these lavish volumes, which tend to be light on text, have tumbled forth to the point that a contract with the husband-and-wife publishing team of Martine and Prosper Assouline seems the newest de rigueur luxury accessory.
This narrative culminated in the black journalist William Cooper Nell's "Colored Patriots of the American Revolution," a lavish 1855 volume listing names and details of service from 1775 to the Mexican War, with a preface by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
