Then she came across Ralph Steadman's late-60s set of illustrations for Carroll's book.
For me, the events at LTCM provided a rich set of illustrations of behavioral finance that I used in my own book.
Simply putting books in a box seems to do wonders for their marketability; so, it seems, can a set of fresh illustrations, as in the case of Clement Clarke Moore's 19th-century classic, "The Night Before Christmas", which appears twice in the American top ten.
You can see the full set of illustrations here.
In fact, rather than Warhol, the photo-based artwork of the 1960s that it recalls is Robert Rauschenberg's set of illustrations to Dante's Inferno.
Yes, readers can use the guide as a set of illustrations, or, alternatively, they can listen through the examples when they're done reading a particular chapter.
A number of visitors who came with art museum expectations felt that the emphasis on social and political context, combined with the electronic bells and whistles, reduced the collection to a set of illustrations for this idea or that.
Gorillaz, initially a collaboration between Damon Albarn and the comic-book artist Jamie Hewlett, has always had a strong visual identity — in fact, you could argue that the band exists mainly as a set of illustrations that enable music.
And a few days later, when I spoke to Mark whog-Davey, who is directing the "Henry V" starring Liev Schreiber now in previews at the Delacorte Theater (it runs through Aug. 10), he told me he "planned to do the speech very seriously with a whole set of placards on easels," accompanied by "a set of illustrations".
Serlio's treatise was influential because it was a practical handbook of classical Greco-Roman style and presented a number of models for copying; it was fundamentally a set of illustrations linked by commentary rather than an essay on aesthetics or archaeology.
