Sentence examples for monumental wall from inspiring English sources

The Waterloo cartoon was a preparatory drawing by the Irish artist Daniel Maclise for an equally monumental wall painting that survives in the House of Lords.

The result was a city where the monumental "wall", which had gardens and squares behind it, enclosed a loose, green centre.

Polygnotus, (born c. 500 bc, Thasos, Thrace died c. 440 bc, Athens) painter famed for his large monumental wall paintings in a severely classical style, none of which is extant.

In the designs on these seals often, it would seem, copies from monumental wall paintings now lost ritual scenes and divine figures, recognizable from what is known about them in historical times, make their first appearance.

Seven years after the monumental wall pieces came into being, we felt it was time for them to vanish, along with the fading era in Berlin's history that they represented.

During this first Milanese period he also made one of his most famous works, the monumental wall painting The Last Supper (1495 98) in the refectory of the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie (for more analysis of this work, see below The Last Supper).

Chakaia Booker's "It's So Hard to Be Green" is a monumental wall-construct pieced together from discarded tires.

Bordered by "monumental walls of steel and stone" extending more than 30 feet below ground level, the spaces will include separate areas for the public and the family members of attack victims, said Norman Foster, the firm's leader.

Her debut shows at Bard present the viewer with monumental walls of bright paper to confront, newly built stairs to climb, unusual seating to try and art jokes to get.

When both congregations peak at Christmas and Easter time, the monumental walls that divide the space are rolled back on giant casters to create a single dual-faith church.

The other divers peered into nooks of the monumental reef wall, showing one another sea slugs and eels.