Sentence examples for popular prints from inspiring English sources

These too were circulated mainly in Yiddish popular prints.

Drift off on one of Porthault's most popular prints.

Chinese Buddhists were informed in popular prints of what to expect as they passed after death through the ten hells to their next incarnation.

His two-dimensional sources are to be found rather in the popular prints of the time, the landscapes of Patinir, and the fantasies of Bosch.

The illustrations for these books show the influence of both Cubo-Futurism, a Russian offshoot of European Futurism, and lubki (inexpensive, hand-coloured popular prints).

Against hot-pink gallery walls, the curators, Patricia Uberoi and Pooja Sood, have hung a selection of Indian popular prints from the last four decades or so.

Thought The Da Vinci Code or the Bible were the most popular printed works ever?

The lithographs were produced in editions of 1,500, so a popular print could make real money.

Like Ms. Cole's painting, Ms. Bell's painting copies another source — in her case, a popular print.

Religious art (the icon) and secular folk art, (the lubok, or popular print) incorporated text as a matter of routine, as did the agitprop of the 1920s.

In the 1820s and '30s, when he was already a man of some age, Hokusai created the hugely popular print series Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji.