Sentence examples for models of sculptures from inspiring English sources

On them were more than a dozen tiny-scale models of sculptures he had used.

While the monumental Reclining Figure that was eventually installed in 1958 has since become a part of the art landscape of Paris, Moore's photographs reveal nine other miniature plaster models of sculptures that were potential options but later abandoned.

They offer a good mix of basic (700 commentaries on famous art works, an easy-to-check map) and more advanced technology (3D models of sculptures) and the little black boxes, which hang from straps around visitors' necks are sturdy, as parents across the world – who will no doubt have seen their offspring' DSs bounce down stairs – can attest.

Using a microscopic-to-continuum model of sculptured thin films (STFs) as two-phase composite materials, we have examined the optical consequences of post-deposition, uniform, columnar thinning of chiral STFs.

Modeled on sculptures of saints and angels brought over by Spanish colonists in the 16th and 17th centuries, santos are mostly small, carved, cheerfully painted wooden holy images from the Caribbean.

The Crystal Palace sculptures were successful enough that Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins, Owen's collaborator, sold models of his sculptures and planned a second exhibition, Paleozoic Museum, for Central Park in Manhattan in the late 1860s; it was never completed due to the interference of local politics and "Boss" William Marcy Tweed.

A 30-year veteran of the museum who began his art career as a ceramicist and studio glass blower, Mr. Street has made virtual models of more sculptures and artifacts than any other museum practitioner of three-dimensional scanning.

"Henry Moore, Sculpting the 20th Century" includes 109 works ranging in size from an almost 40-foot-wide bronze to palm-size maquettes (models of planned sculptures), as well as 98 drawings from his earliest portraits to studies of Londoners under the blitz made while he was Britain's official war artist.

When Thomas goes to the house one Sunday, Pippa shows him clay models of erotic Hindu sculptures she has copied from his books.

The sculptor died in 1993, before the work was completed, leaving only a 1.20-meter model of the sculpture that he had intended for the port.

The show includes the Saint-Gaudens full-scale patinated plaster model of the sculpture, on long-term loan to the National Gallery.