Sentence examples for most important picture from inspiring English sources

I mean, if you want a hierarchy of importance then the most important picture in most people's lives is often taken by a camera up their arse.

"It's probably the most important picture of that period that's been available".

That figure morphed, in 1928, into what is arguably Tarsila's most important picture, "Abaporu".

The most important picture of Ada Colau, the leftwinger who won the mayoral race in Barcelona, shows her in a green T-shirt being arrested for resisting bailiffs.

"It is the most important picture for the magazine," said David Zinczenko, the editor in chief of Men's Health, which is published by Rodale Inc. "And you only get 12 of them a year.

In typical style, he celebrated their sexual union with the huge "Resurrection, Cookham," which was hailed as "the most important picture painted by an English artist in the present century," and purchased by the Tate Gallery, but today seems less successful than the Burghclere murals.

Norman Mailer championed it as "one of the most important pictures".

"I think it's one of the most important pictures in the exhibition," she added, "because you get the image of Clifford Odets the writer".

According to Heron's dealer, Leslie Waddington, some of the 1960s and 70s works "were the most important pictures to come out of this country in the last century".

Her second feature, the gorgeous, impressionistic drama "Morvern Callar," made its debut at Cannes and grabbed the attention of serious moviegoers; in The Times, the critic Elvis Mitchell called it "one of the most important pictures" of the year.

Lost from the Leyton warehouse fire were 22 works by Gillian Ayres, nine by Barry Flanagan, 16 Hirsts, stuff by the Chapmans and Tracey Emin, 40 by Adrian Heath and 50 Patrick Heron pictures described by his dealer as 'the most important pictures to come out of this country in the past century.