Sentence examples for scraps of text from inspiring English sources
Farther back, banquettes are printed with the signature of Washington Irving (who gave his name to Irving Place) and with scraps of text from his work.
Ms. Redel's poignant boxes are more explicitly narrative, using old photographs and scraps of text to suggest personal stories that the artist tries to preserve.
Involving hundreds of saucer-size discs of handmade paper embedded with scraps of text, calligraphy and musical scores and suspended overhead with book-binding yarn, the sculpture makes perfect site-specific sense, but that's all it makes.
One of Mr. Odenbach's large collages presents the image of a zebra's face, its white stripes made from scraps of text torn from essays on racial politics and its black stripes from historically charged magazine and newspaper photographs of blacks.
The collaged doodles, photocopied images, scraps of text and blocky fonts that appear throughout his art and print projects take their cues from dada, concrete poetry and the situationists.
She's reprising her recent musically themed spoken-word show, where repeated scraps of text are merged with references to synth disco pioneer Giorgio Moroder, Betty Boo and T Rex.
The cover of this richly illustrated book is a detail from Piero della Francesca; its text is interspersed with images of paintings and places, each identified with a scrap of text.
Stillman, in his screenplay, bows to those origins, with a steady flow of letters being brought by servants, wax seals being broken, and scraps of printed text appearing onscreen.
John Heartfield, a German artist in the 1930s, used scraps of official text from the Social Democratic Party as well as a mass-marketed tabloid, addressing both the party and the press with his caption: "Whoever reads bourgeois newspapers goes deaf and blind".
Today, at 80 years old, the artist is known worldwide for her spellbinding visual tales, weaved together from scraps of religious texts, fairy tales, myths, picture books, sexual fantasies and other abnormal manifestations.
In time, names, places and details slip out, almost reluctantly, mostly though scraps of on-screen text.
