Sentence examples for prints for which from inspiring English sources

Pucci was less exhibitionist, although the psychedelic prints for which the house is famous are not for shrinking violets.

The airy industrial space in the former Toy Building has been whitewashed and minimally outfitted, the better to show off the brightly colored, impossibly upbeat prints for which the 60-year-old Finnish company is famous.

The above principles apply to graphic works which can be considered originals, that is to say to prints for which the artist made the original plate, cut the woodblock, worked on the stone or any other material.

The airy, industrial space in the former Toy Building has been whitewashed and minimally outfitted, allowing the brightly colored, impossibly upbeat prints for which the 60-year-old company is famous, to shine.

Edo's pleasure district and its activities produced a new art form, "ukiyo-e" (pictures of the floating world), the mass-market version being colored wood-block prints, for which many of Japan's finest artists supplied designs, extending the range of the subject matter over time.

The crucial paragraph reads: The above principles apply to graphic works which can be considered originals, that is to say to prints for which the artist made the original plate, cut the woodblock, worked on the stone or any other material.

(I'm not including other works by the directors I mention in that post — just extrapolate — and am not including ones that were, at least somewhat recently, in print, for which Netflix and other venues may still have copies and for which hope therefore shines brighter).

The whole project is part of Sound in Print, for which producers and artists collude on short-run presses with accompanied visual collaborations.

Film prints (sole surviving copies of very old films) and film printing materials (for which there is no film print or video copy) including films on topics in agriculture, home economics, and general Cornell topics.

Film prints (sole surviving copies of very old films) and film printing materials (for which there is no film print or video copy) including movie films on topics in agriculture, home economics, and general Cornell topics.

I've only ever owned one thing – a leopard-print swimsuit, for which I can offer no excuse or explanation.