Sentence examples for most reproduced from inspiring English sources

For years, it was the magazine's most reproduced cartoon.

If media legend is to be believed, the image -- taken by the former fashion photographer Alberto Korda -- is the most reproduced in the world.

In one of his frescoed panels for the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo's Creation of Adam contains the most reproduced full-body image of God of all time.

In the early days of the web, as internet explorers anonymously scoured its provincial nooks, a cartoon appeared in the New Yorker that would be its most reproduced illustration, business-to-business, for the next decade.

On board were the last three astronauts to visit the moon on Apollo 17. Riding home with them was the precious negative of a photograph that would go on to become the most reproduced image in human history.

He pointed out that his most reproduced image of an artist was not of Marc Chagall or Marcel Duchamp but was a close-up of Pablo Picasso (taken in 1954), revealing only the artist's head with his hand on his brow.

But a belletrist Sontag has never been; a few of these pieces are quite fine, but most reproduce the faults of her earlier essays while eschewing their virtues.

Times Square is surely the most familiar and most frequently reproduced fragment of urban real estate on the planet.

Not only are most experiments not reproduced, most are probably not reproducible.

These are among the most widely viewed and most often reproduced nature studies in the world.

It is credited with being the most frequently reproduced image in the world.