Sentence examples for prints of his from inspiring English sources

Prints of his work reportedly hang in high government offices.

Framed prints of his cartoons line the office walls.

He began publishing inexpensive prints of his work and, later, opened his own galleries.

Yet Mr. Oluwu's fabrics are often British-made prints of his own design.

Some of Mr. Rosenblum's prints of his own photographs, sold as vintage, have also been debunked.

He goes to a retail kiosk to convert digital pictures to prints of his family.

Unfortunately only some 18th-century prints of his frescoes and a few fragments of the numerous frescoed facades that adorned Venice survive.

In 1831 Inman became partners with Cephas G. Childs, an engraver and lithographer who helped Inman make prints of his portraits.

Also noteworthy are the prints of his lesser-known contemporary Keisai Eisen, whose inclination to give tumbling water the solidity of nearby rocks has a bracing visionary force.

But the photographer's influences seemed to go only so far, as some straightforward silk dresses covered in prints of his most iconic black and white images.

Indeed, prints of his genre scenes, despite their modest range of subjects, sold better than those of any other living artist in France.