Sentence examples for select illustrations from inspiring English sources

Select illustrations appear in "Chagall" alongside more than 40 independent works inspired by the fabulist's verse.

Recently, Kuvshinov parlayed this online success into Momentary: The Art of Ilya Kuvshinov, a book of select illustrations released by Tokyo-based book publisher PIE International (formerly PIE Books).

He recently began selecting choice illustrations from the series for Mazes to the Motherlode II, a snapshot of his ever-expanding monochromatic universe.

It's impossible not to hanker for a frame-by-frame reproduction to accompany her evocative text, but the selected illustrations give a striking sense of the richness of its images, at once vividly immediate and tantalisingly strange.

But Berra digs deeper to reveal Darwin the man by combining anecdotes with carefully selected illustrations and photographs.

For example, when the leaf category is selected, an illustration with illustrated definitions of leaf terms is displayed on the right (Fig.  16A).

Provenance information, exhibition histories, and references are provided, and selected comparative illustrations are incorporated.

In between the 'hard' and the 'soft' disciplines lie disciplines such as biomedicine and health care, from which we have selected our illustrations.

From an original 1,300 gouaches, all on identically sized paper of 10 by 13 inches, she selected 780 illustrations, most accompanied by texts, to form "a great opera of the mind and eye," as Mr. Rosenthal put it.

Ricard's piece "Not About Julian Schnabel" appeared in that issue, and while Sischy was selecting the illustrations for it she was suddenly struck by the preposterous similarity between a Schnabel painting called "Blue Nude with Sword" and the picture on the coffee container she was drinking from; the cover was the result.

Second, as sensitivity analysis of the selected empirical illustrations, we present the desired minimum sample size of final epidemic size by employing the approximate standard error of the final size.