Sentence examples for sculpture derived from inspiring English sources

His painterly conception of sculpture, derived from Bernini, is revealed in the complex "Apotheosis of Prince Eugene" (1721; Österreichische Galerie, Vienna) and above all in the sculptural decoration of the Zwinger in Dresden initiated during the second decade.

Worms and maggots are my overwhelming impression of their exhibition in Hastings – worms that feast on the last remnants of dismembered corpses in an outdoor bronze sculpture derived (not for the first time in their oeuvre) from Goya's print Great Deeds – Against the Dead.

That healing, he believed, might come from involving them in art and sculpture derived from their heritage, and fostering a self-help business approach.

In his last year he supervised the construction of eight bronze sculptures derived from images in his paintings.

Mr. Acres's first solo show in New York (he has shown in Los Angeles a couple of times) includes sculptures derived from Revelations.

Another ambitious architectural undertaking is Nicholas Kripal's suite of four cast-concrete sculptures derived from the floor plans of four Italian cathedrals: those in Pisa, Orvieto, St. Mark's in Venice and San Zeno Maggiore in Verona.

One of his 2011-2014 "We the People" copper sculptures, derived from a drapery section of the Statue of Liberty, sold at ARCO's Wednesday preview for €174,000 to a Spanish client and a gold-painted Corona beer cardboard-box sculpture was bought by a Belgian for €70,000.

In a related show in Chelsea, the artist exhibits polished aluminum and stainless-steel sculptures derived from mathematical models (although they could be high-tech Brancusis) and a group of what look like deluxe perfume bottles (they're actually based on Buddhist pagodas), each of which contains a deceptively liquid-looking photograph of the sea.

Mr. Coolquitt's sculptures derive some of their power from a hectic, aggressive installation.

These sculptures derive from the widespread Spanish Colonial tradition of santos, carved and often elaborately dressed figures representing innumerable Catholic saints, made for public and private veneration.

Modern knowledge of Hittite sculpture is derived, first, from the portal sculptures of Hattusa itself and, second, from rock sculptures, including those decorating the remarkable shrine called Yazılıkaya, some distance outside the town.