Sentence examples for made from prints from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lowry has worked on such brilliant DVD's as "North by Northwest," "Sunset Boulevard" and the new double-disc "Casablanca" -- all of which were made from prints or negatives in dreadful condition.

It will bring together for the first time his early versions – made from prints – of works by Jean-François Millet, whose paintings of peasant life he greatly admired, and his paintings of the same subject made years later in the last months of his life when he was in the asylum at Saint-Rémy.

An added impetus is the money that can be made from print waste such as paper, chemicals, aluminium print plates, given that world commodity prices are rising sharply.

Some of the most hilarious and imaginative pieces were caftans and hoods made from printed towels found on the Venice boardwalk and collaged together — elephants grafted with sharks, panther bodies with human heads.

Newspaper groups are reporting further reductions in ad revenue, with falls in money made from print ads in early 2016 even worse than already gloomy predictions and digital far from taking up the slack.

By contrast, abstract work at adjoining galleries — Meg Hitchcock's fine-grained collages made from printed Koran and Torah pages at Studio 10; Andrew Zarou's silvery geometric collages at Robert Henry Contemporary — is characteristic of a kind of hands-on, somewhat hermetic, kitchen-table-scale art that the neighborhood has a lot of.

ACCRA, Ghana — Every day on the downtown streets of Accra, debonair men and fashionable women can be seen proudly attired in Western-style skirts, shirts and slacks, all made from African prints by local tailors.

Vikings are famous for their wooden ships and their fantastical mythology, but a series of sculptures depicting Viking ships and Norse myths made from woodcut prints tells a different story.

The law Congress approves simply requires that plastic weapons, including ones made from 3D printing, contain metal.

Chuck Close, one of the artists to be honored at the event, looked startlingly casual in a black cap and a suit made from African-print cloth.

Those in the section called "naïf chic" are just the opposite: whimsical baby-doll things made from fabrics printed with circus animals and tropical fruits.