Sentence examples for seminal image from inspiring English sources

Top among them is Jasper Johns's seminal image "Flag," 1960-66.

Less than two months before Christie's will be selling one of Jasper Johns's signature "Flag" paintings, the hedge fund billionaire Steven A. Cohen privately scooped up a larger and earlier example of that artist's seminal image.

The third ingredient is the mysterious "seminal image" that motivates each of Eco's forays into fiction.

The "seminal image" is revealed to the writer during the period of "literary pregnancy".

The fourth ingredient: After the map and the list and the seminal image, there must be constraints, for example, the choice of a historical period.

And there you have it — the lists and maps from which you construct your universe, the characters who inhabit the universe, the seminal image and the constraints.

Covering Davidson's entire career, the collection includes his seminal images of the civil-rights era.

Take those seminal images from Vietnam – the monk setting himself on fire or the child running from the napalm.

Far lower in price than paintings by these modern masters, they are seminal images of the highest quality that only occasionally come to market.

At the height of the market, Russian collectors could not pay enough for seminal images by Francis Bacon; three years ago, in fact, a 1976 Bacon triptych made $86.3 million at Sotheby's.

In Doha, seminal images of Pop Art, like the Warhols, might be familiar, but most of the public sculptures, and the new art in museums and galleries is not.