Sentence examples for reproduced picture from inspiring English sources
The change increased the natural appearance of the reproduced picture, and the emulsion was called orthochromatic.
Although best known for his lyrical, black-and-white images of everyday life in Provence and Paris, his most frequently reproduced picture is Nu Provençal, a nude of his wife, Marie-Anne Lansiaux, bending over a sink in a rustic bathroom.
But in an online article entitled "The Two Faces of Lutz Bachmann", the Dresden Morgenpost reproduced pictures which it claimed were from his Facebook profile showing him posing "in the style of Adolf Hitler", as well as another from December 2012 of a Ku Klux Klan member and the slogan: "Three Ks a day keeps the minorities away".
That's when he rediscovered his passion for the monarch butterfly, reproducing pictures of the insects as a reflection on their migration.
Hank Willis Thomas reasonably — but tediously — fills in a missing African-American perspective with pieces reproducing pictures and headlines from Ebony and Jet.
The multimedia computer has the capability to play sounds, accurately reproduce pictures, and play videos now easily available and widely in use.
Wernicke reproduced the picture in a room set (containing just a bed, a table, a silhouette of Mozart and an umbrella) that expanded, Lewis Casroll-like, ascenene succeeded scene in Offenbach's alcoholic fantasy.
At the start of her tenure, books of fine-art photography -- including Aperture's -- generally reproduced one picture per page, without caption or text and surrounded by a frame of white space, as if it were a framed print.
Concurrently, during the 14-year existence of Stieglitz's Photo-Secessionist magazine, Camera Work, it reproduced more pictures by Steichen 68 than by any other photographer.
You convincingly prove your point by reproducing the picture of the "old message from Rosetta" the wrong way round.SUSIE VROBELKassel, Germany.
The format's simple: reproduce a picture, usually by a well-known artist; talk about it for two or three pages; add a nifty 100-word thumbnail about the artist.
