Sentence examples for prints one of from inspiring English sources

The painting, which goes on view today, complements the institute's collection of Munch prints, one of the richest in any American museum.

This calotype (paper negative) was used later to make several positive prints, one of which was given to his friend, optician Richard Willats, who pasted it into an album.

His roots lie, after all, in the tradition of the Mexican political prints, one of the great modern and post-modern art forms: superbly made, passionately felt, rich in ideals and ideas.

It's good to know this before you walk in, especially if you're hungry for vintage prints, one-of-a-kind objects, photographs-as-art.

I loved the way Castelli did his folded-poster announcements, so for the Warhol show we used eight-and-a-half-by-eleven-inch stock and printed one of the soup cans on it; those are collectors items now.

Better yet, they've shared the printable files on Thingiverse, so you can print one of your own.

In this print one of the elders actually gropes her.

Irwin had designed and printed one of the pamphlets a "zine," she called it.

I might even print one of them if I can summon the will.

The tool may print one of these messages, but will still create a valid event file.

Because the Conservative mayor has just contradicted in print one of the core assertions of his party leader.