Sentence examples for picture press from inspiring English sources

The rise of the picture press solidified the role of photographic images as crucial communicators of information and entertainment.

In 1974 Ms. Kismaric collaborated with John Szarkowski, then director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art, on the exhibition "From the Picture Press".

Black Star was established in the early 1930s by Jewish émigrés, Kurt Safranski, Ernest Mayer, and Kurt Kornfeld, who were innovators in Germany's picture press and publishing world and fled from the Nazis.

It is indeed a strange group of characters that are introduced during the hectic proceedings in the film version of last season's play, "She Loves Me Not". Mixed up with Princeton students are the university dean, his daughter, a fiery-tempered cabaret dancer, a couple of cool gunmen and an energetic motion picture press agent and his persistent camera men.

"Rise of the Picture Press: Photographic Reportage in Illustrated Magazines, 1918-1939," an exhibition at the International Center of Photography, traces this progress with some 130 examples of European and American publications that natter and shout, beseech, beguile, harangue and seduce in photographic terms.

"If you think of how it ought to be, you should be able to take a picture, press a button and send the picture to someone you want to send it to.

Stolid of brushwork, colours fading, it was a picture pressed so far back into art history as to be practically a period piece.

In the press notes, Mr. Agresti says the film is based on a year in his own childhood, though as the picture presses on, "Little Buddha" seems a more likely source.

Where does Lockheed fit into this picture?Pressed to hand out a certain percentage of federal procurement contracts under 8(a), but lacking a large pool of disadvantaged small-business owners who can handle hundred-million-dollar deals, the SBA allows teamwork.

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The districts and buildings stand out from the metropolitan clutter with pinpoint clarity; the hundreds of individual pictures press and blend into each other so fluidly that a quick glance tricks the eye into thinking it's all a single image.