It sounds kind of obvious, and in practice pictorial had a bad habit of drifting into pretty.
Here too, the source is to be sought in the illumination practiced by pictorial ateliers.
A key aspect of the intervention was the distribution of a pictorial booklet that promotes key MNH practices to all pregnant women who are registered with FCHVs.
It had been considered that these were later imitations, made chiefly in Japan, and that carving pictorial designs in lacquer was first practiced in the Ming dynasty.
At the California School of Fine Arts, his teacher, the Modernist Otis Oldfield, introduced him to Cézanne's practice of building a pictorial structure, colored patch by patch, that produced a faceted aspect important to the Cubists who followed Cézanne.
The HEWs and CHPs used a family health card (FHC), a booklet with pictorial messages, to promote focused MNCH care behaviors and practices.
In the next meeting, the SPK describes the intergenerational cycle of undernutrition using a pictorial diagram and encourages the group to discuss local views and practices relating to undernutrition.
Working with abstract reasoning as a follow-up to generalizing activity, Mason describes these two practices as collectively representing a move from 'manipulating objects (physical, pictorial, symbolic, mental) to expressing properties or features of those objects in ways that can form the basis for further manipulations' (p. 3).
Transformative meditations such as visualization are central to Tibetan Buddhist esoteric practices, but are hardly ever depicted in such a literal, pictorial fashion.
Disegno (the untranslatable merging of drawing with pictorial design) was the intellectual glory of the Renaissance masters, although its practice was atrophying into formula by Parmigianino's time.
