Sentence examples for pictorial narrative from inspiring English sources

He epitomized a pictorial narrative genre.

And it consisted of just one work, the artist's book-length pictorial narrative, "Maus".

The early Carolingian artists reintroduced figurative painting and pictorial narrative to northern Europe.

In the Sunday Times, Dilys Powell wrote admiringly of the Dunkirk sequence ('conceived with a fine sense of pictorial narrative'), coincidentally the first Lean had directed solo.

Whistler magnificently rose to the occasion with "In Pursuit of Rare Meats," a pictorial narrative of a party of eccentric gastronomic adventurers, traveling through beautiful and exotic landscapes and climes.

Whereas in the past Ms. Barrett's storytelling sometimes curdled into melodrama and contrivance -- the sleek, pictorial narrative of her 1998 novel, "The Voyage of the Narwhal," devolved into glib sentiment at its very end -- these stories possess a wonderful clarity and ease, the serene authority of a writer working at the very height of her powers.

William Hogarth's pictorial narratives are contemporary with the first Mother Goose collections and fairytale chapbooks.

Many of the rooms were decorated with pictorial narratives in bas-relief telling of war and of building activities.

The Marvels by Brian Selznick This is essentially a story sandwich, with two entirely pictorial narratives flanking 200 pages of text.

Parr creates ultrarealistic pictorial narratives, usually in extreme close-up, based on a parochial myth -- the England of the imagination.

Another object common to the lower Congo area, produced primarily by the coastal peoples, especially the Woyo, is a wooden pot lid carved with pictorial narratives representing proverbs.