Sentence examples similar to picture catalog from inspiring English sources

In his late 20's he was a partner in a photography business, which led eventually to his life's magnum opus, a 20-year project that in 1914 culminated in a 400-picture catalog called "Wild Flowers of New England".

Robert Adams's picture of tract housing in Colorado (1970), Ed Ruscha's aerial views of parking lots (1967) and Lewis Baltz's grid of 25 pictures cataloging littering at San Quentin Point (1985) are coolly understated indictments of modern civilization.

For the critic Arthur Danto, who wrote an essay for the "Picturing People" catalog at the Renaissance Society, an underlying humanism unifies all of Mr. Bey's work.

They've published a glossy picture book cataloging their efforts, which they plan to send to charities that could pick up their mantle.

The same is true for picking plants by pictures from catalogs.

We would look at the pictures in catalogs and discuss what we would buy if we had a lot of money.

More people know her works from pictures in catalogs and essays in textbooks than from seeing them in the flesh.

If your pictures are cataloged on your computer, print out enough pictures to cover both sides of each brick (two larger pictures), the two sides and top (several smaller pictures).

This year, Apricot Sprite started flowering in mid-June, and I am happy to note, its blossom density almost matches that in the catalog picture.

While there were nowhere near the masses of blooms shown in the catalog picture, it was a beautiful plant in every other aspect.

In the flush years it was common for auction houses to sell to people who never actually saw a work live but bought simply based on an e-mailed image or a picture in a catalog.