Sentence examples for old imagery from inspiring English sources

"This is really old imagery he has drawn on.

"It's going back to old imagery, but to have cartoon characters instead is great".

Indeed, the Aboriginal artists seemed rather postmodern: painters like Skipper had cleverly appropriated old imagery in order to create something new.

However, I also came across quite a lot of old imagery in the "after" tab; perhaps a curated tour of some of the areas with new photography could be added.

This is a prolific metaphor for the way Murakami feeds off the old imagery in order to create new ones.

In stating her goal is to "refigure" an ancient, proto-feminist activist art for an emerging generation, she reclaims century-old imagery and objects representing women's nature religion and medicine banned for centuries by Zorastian, Christian and Islamic autocracies, yet which revisited today hint at the hidden side of what would become the province of modern medicine and psychology.

For photographers, there may be a middle course between the fraudulent actions of di Chirico and the legal opportunities of European artists: They are likely to have kept all their old negatives, not only the ones that were printed at the time, and can produce new editions of older imagery.

The fact that Giuliani had revived the old machine imagery in connection with what Koch saw as his single greatest blow against the machine made the episode even more infuriating.

The new icon abandons the old CD imagery and replaces it with a bulbous double-clef note in a blue circle.

There is some Norse literature from Scandinavian parts such as Darraðarljóð, which is located in Caithness, the story being a "powerful mixture of Celtic and Old Norse imagery".

His subject matter appears to take inspiration from good old Americana imagery, YouTube videos, viral "Believe It or Not" spectacles, celebrity sightings and pop culture cliches.