Sentence examples for prints from which from inspiring English sources

Among the bequest, which also included old master drawing and fine paintings, were a group of 125 Japanese woodblock prints, from which the present exhibition is drawn.

Drawing was the primary focus for pupils in Rembrandt's studio, and it is thought that he owned as many as 4,000 prints from which his students would start copying — moving later to copying drawings, sculptures and paintings.

Understanding this, and moving on to the day's other photographs, and to the larger prints from which the essay photos were cropped, the Fortune images take on an almost illustrated quality, revealing themselves as simple emotionally, and strangely obedient to the biased eye.

Subseries contains contact sheets created from negative strips, and selected images in the form of small work prints from which Espada then selected images for larger finished prints.

The print from which the show takes its title is a case in point.

I collected objects, anything I could print from which would make an interesting mark.

For example, next to a large dish from Deruta of "Hercules and the Nemean Lion" (from around 1520-40) is the actual woodblock that made the Venetian print from which it derived.

It displays the print from which the tree in the window was copied; a surprisingly modern-looking color chart made by Fox Talbot; and a book of pressed botanical specimens that his mother collected, identified and dated.

Discovered and restored at EYE Film Institute in Amsterdam--with extensive digital treatment by Lobster Films--the 35mm print from which this edition is, in part, sourced is the only known complete version of the film.

But the lab technicians were careless, Ms. Félix-Didier said, "so they didn't clean the film, and as a result there are all these artifacts, like dust and hair and scratches, on the 16-millimeter print" from which the Germans had to work.

The journal did not appear in print because of the outbreak of the Second World War: the printing plates from which offprints had fortunately been made were destroyed in the bombing of Warsaw in September 1939, by which time Leśniewski was already dead.