Sentence examples for medium of paper from inspiring English sources
But in France, the newer and more practical medium of paper photographs, which could be printed in multiples, unlike daguerreotypes, caused the daguerreotype pretty much to go the way of the Hula-Hoop by 1855.
This is less a show of objects than of atmosphere and ideas, but it incorporates more than 90 rare artifacts, including a 7th-century Buddha; a 10th-century ceramic showing a Chinese official draped in silk; a stunning silver drinking horn made for 7th-century Tibetan rulers; a 13th-century Koran written on the pioneering medium of paper.
While it was a bit of a gimmick, it shows that it's still possible do novel things with the old medium of paper and envelopes.
First off, this particular blogger mischaracterizes the petition effort as being about saving newsprint when, in fact, it's about saving news-gathering organizations, not the medium of paper.
In a stunning project from Shotwell Paper Mill, artist Pam DeLuco and illustrator Annemaree Reahas put a contemporary twist on the traditional medium of paper dolls.
In a stunning new project from Shotwell Paper Mill, artist Pam DeLuco has put a contemporary twist on the traditional medium of paper dolls.
It's like an essay on Matisse's sense of composition and spacing, conducted wordlessly through the medium of coloured paper, and it returns you to the original with greater admiration.
With all the cacophonous chatter by the internet, about the internet, on the internet, it's only natural that someone, somewhere would reject the whole thing altogether, and craft biting commentary about the worst of the web with the least-digital medium of all: paper.
But as an artist who prefers the unflashy medium of ink on paper, he may need the institutional support.
We now interrupt Mrs. Palin's book tour to bring you Thanksgiving, a grand old holiday, and we in the book business are thankful for her, that a busy woman who wanted to tell her story chose the medium of ink and paper between hard covers.
For almost five months, one of the busiest intersections in New York City has been transformed -- by the unlikely medium of 800 used paper coffee cups hung from fishing line -- into an enchanted cleft in the canyons, a place of visual delight and surprising tranquillity.
