Sentence examples for prints displayed from inspiring English sources

The feet of people milling in the back room — where a series of prints displayed more wry observations written in an all-capital font of Shrigley's design — could be seen through a square opening that the artist had excised on the back wall, and above which he had installed, for no clear reason, a functioning traffic light.

scene 2. Her work is on show in the French suburbs of Ivry-sur-Seine, Vitry-sur-Seine and Choisy-le-Roi until 28 January, with seven monumental photographic prints displayed on the streets – inspired by photographs from Long Live the Dead Queen, an exhibition in Johannesburg during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Many of these prints displayed a high level a draughtsmanship, and often humour, in their explicit depictions of bedroom scenes, voyeurs, and oversized anatomy.

In a more minimalist spirit, Emma Kay's digital prints display typewritten summaries of three plays by Shakespeare inaccurately recalled from personal memory.

"The Fine Art of Letters: The Work of Hermann Zapf," an exhibition of typefaces, books and prints displaying the typography and calligraphy of Mr. Zapf, the German graphic designer, will be shown through Feb. 10.

Books on geometrical perspective translated from Dutch and Chinese sources appeared in the 1730s, and soon after, ukiyo-e prints displaying these techniques appeared first in the works of and then of Okumura Masanobu.

And in the small print displayed on the video at that point the company caveats that the 1TB claim is for 512GB models equipped with another 512GB in expandable memory (at the owner's separate expense).

What is different is the small print displayed at the end of the ad: "Paid for by Obama Victory Fund".

Huxtable is transgender, and the sculpture, a life-size 3D print, displays her naked body, with both breasts and penis, those supposedly defining characteristics of gender.

A distinctive digital C print displaying a striped background while stringy floral arrangement languorously form dark shadows.

A series of large photographic prints displays vast, thematically selected numbers of images scanned from magazines or downloaded from the Internet.