Sentence examples for prisons series from inspiring English sources

He met Piranesi, whose etchings, particularly the grim Carceri (prisons) series shaped the haunted spirit of his manic-depressive imagination for the rest of his life, and four future wealthy clients.

At the end of the 1740s, he produced the first version of his most enigmatic and personal work, the "Carceri" ("Prisons") series of 14 plates.

Single works that command attention include a superb 1749 print by Piranesi from his "Imaginary Prisons" series, at Hill-Stone; "Knees and Arms," a 1976 photograph of artfully arranged nude limbs by Ruth Bernard, at Peter Fetterman; and an Art Nouveauish lithographed poster, "Biscuits and Chocolat Delacre" (1896), whose subject is a sybaritic lady, at Mark J. Weinbaum.

Correctional health experts say the rampant sexual activity among prisoners depicted in television shows like the HBO prison series "Oz" is exaggerated.

So Tom Fontana stepped in with eight new episodes of his riveting, often brutal prison series.

Ms. Bontecou's crisp, elegant prints mirror her sculptures, particularly the "Prison" series from the early 1960s.

(More recently, he has been producing television, including the HBO prison series, "Oz").

"I had turned off all those 'Homicide' creative valves," said Mr. Fontana, who also helped develop the HBO prison series "Oz".

Last year, when the women's-prison series "Orange Is the New Black" débuted, on Netflix, it felt like a blast of raw oxygen.

Eamonn Walker, an English actor known for his utterly convincing role as the American Muslim Said in HBO's prison series, "Oz," is Othello.

It's a high-tech joint so secluded and full of flexing, confrontational thugs you half expect to run into the cast of HBO's prison series "Oz".