Sentence examples for printed calligraphy from inspiring English sources

It was, Scott wrote, "living speech; our manual or printed calligraphy is nothing but dead speech".

His breakthrough work was "Book from the Sky" (1987-91), a work of printed calligraphy using an entirely invented script.

I never thought I'd once again cling to sayings from the poet Khalil Gibran; in my teens I savored his poetry printed in calligraphy on greeting cards.

He made a tricycle that uses water to print calligraphy, a light cave controlled by a candle, and a series of clocks that count not only seconds, minutes, and hours, but days, years, and even lifetimes.

There will be a thick program placed in everyone's seat, but the words will be printed in indecipherable calligraphy that looks like it's from the Middle Ages.

You can write spring-themed couplets yourself or buy Chinese calligraphy printed on red paper.

Samurai warriors, Japanese anime characters, fierce tigers, dragons and calligraphy are flamboyantly printed on both front and back, but the design makes its most powerful impact on the back.

Historical books, prints and calligraphy will be auctioned at 2 30 p.m. on Feb. 6 at the Pera Palas Hotel, 98 Mesrutiyet Caddesi.

Her collection of 12 prose sketches, Hawai'i One Summer (1987), was published in a limited edition with original woodblock prints and calligraphy.

In this way, wealthy Zen monasteries, especially those located in the Japanese capital city of Kyōto, became centres for the importation and dissemination of Chinese techniques of printing, painting, calligraphy, poetics, ceramics, and garden design the so-called Zen arts, or (in China) Song-dynasty arts.

But one also sees the germ of the screens in the album leaves themselves: the calligraphy dances across unusually decorative paper printed with patterns in mica and stamped with silver leaves.