Sentence examples for narrative pictures from inspiring English sources

This picture belonged to Sacheverell Sitwell, who expressed frustration, in Narrative Pictures, with its elusive meaning.

Mr. Tillim's new narrative pictures could be mistaken for outsider art, so crudely made do they appear.

Khakhar's paintings made me think particularly of the Scottish artist Stephen Campbell, whose narrative pictures are similarly big and boring.

The classic Taupin rock lyrics ("Daniel," "Rocket Man") are made up of bundles of rhythmic narrative pictures, loosely gathered around a central character.

The Museum for African Art will present a narrative pictures workshop for children 5 and older, tomorrow at 1 p.m., at 593 Broadway, SoHo.

The museum's collection includes a cult vase from Uruk decorated with some of the earliest narrative pictures from the Sumerian culture.

Emaki, also called Emakimono, Japanese illustrated text, or narrative picture scroll.

When the autocratic ecclesiastical control over Western painting weakened under Renaissance humanism, the religious narrative picture became a window onto a terrestrial rather than a celestial world.

Maybe this is why the crime film has remained a constant (dating right back to 1903's The Great Train Robbery, often credited as the first narrative picture).

The other reason only a fool would dismiss Duchamp and his influence is that, while he conducted his readymade revolution, he simultaneously worked on a complex narrative picture with roots deep in the Renaissance.

I am a great admirer of Oz as a novelist, of his spare, quiet portraits of intimacy between couples, but here, in this long book, he reveals a huge talent for the big narrative picture, for Dickensian character portraits and an expert fusion of history and personal life.