Sentence examples for religious prints from inspiring English sources
They routinely cut up works on paper to glue onto album pages and storage containers and would sometimes eat bits of religious prints during church and shrine rituals.
Returning home a year later, Goltzius, without renouncing the drama that had infused his best work, abandoned the posturing perversity of Mannerism for the more serene harmonies of religious prints that, in their human completeness (beggars and Africans) and the painstaking construction of their space, look back to Dürer and Raphael.
In a tiny house with a bed and one chair, the dresser on which the most precious items were displayed - a few glasses, a bowl, a religious print - had been upturned and everything smashed.
That the family is poor may be inferred from the room in which they sit — a piece of plasterboard with cracks in it appears behind the group, the foreground shows part of a patterned velvet sofa over which a sheet has been thrown to hide something torn or ruined, a dark muddy linoleum covers the floor, a small cheap religious print hangs high on the wall.
She pointed at the cartoonish depictions of religious figures printed on a screen behind the windows.
Religious publishers printed some of his works on prayer cards and sold them in Catholic bookstores.
"I am confident," he wrote, "that it is the first Hebrew religious work printed in Germany since the advent of Hitler".
Traditional survivals were strong in the northeast, with much religious art, including prints, centred in Catalonia.
With 438 paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, religious artifacts and decorative objects made by more than 160 artists, "Splendor" is the most complicated show the Philadelphia museum has organized to date.
I have always been working on social, political, cultural and religious pressures, which prints them in the flesh and in particular in women's flesh.
Religious literature was printed in great quantity everywhere during the incunabula period, but especially in Germany.
