Sentence examples for stone field from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, November 21, 1977 P. 51 Talk story about "Stone Field Sculpture", a work of art, by Carl Andre, the N.Y.

With a few exceptions — such as his massive, 1977 "Stone Field" of glacial boulders, on a public site in Hartford, Connecticut — Andre has stuck to working with materials he can assemble himself, with his own hands.

Writer heard the sculptore address a large audience at the Hartford Atheneum recently, and the next morning spent an hour or so with him at the "Stone Field" site.

Randazzo designed his orignal stone field models with a custom software he coded in C++, which allowed him the ability to sculpt in incredible detail within a variety of adjustable parameters.

To the left of the boreen is Wart Stone Field, so called on account of a bullaun stone that lies in the field, water from which is said to cure warts.

Scramble through abandoned pumice quarries near the ancient site of Akrotiri to find their stone field-walls, or meet them face-to-face on the gorgeous wall paintings in the Museum of Prehistoric Thera in the capital, Fira.

Designer Giuseppe Randazzo dazzled the Internet back in 2009 with Stone Fields, his series of intricately sculpted virtual stone fields.

Organized in different patterns ranging from straight gradients to continent-like shapes, Randazzo's 3D printed stone fields look like meticulously arranged Zen rock gardens.

The first oil pumped from the Stones field, 200 miles south of New Orleans, comes after billions of dollars of investment from Shell over the last three years.

The brutal sun took its toll on the Race to the Stones field though, with 277 finishers and 70 drop-outs in the one-day race and 176 finishers and 66 drop-outs in the two-day challenge.

All of these factors result in the great variety of stone available for examination during building stones field trips.