Sentence examples for subject pieces from inspiring English sources

After Unterberger, the most interesting painter was Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, who executed both portraits and subject pieces.

His style blends Rococo with Neoclassical elements, and his work includes classical subject pieces as well as portraits in contemporary dress, the sitter posing with antique statues and urns and sometimes amid ruins.

It was perhaps Frye's candlelight images that tempted Wright to experiment with subject pieces.

For generations, biographers have used the same methods to conduct research: they waded through the paper trail left by their subject, piecing together a life from epistolary fragments.

The experimenter showed the subject two pieces of food as having them with both hands (see, Kumashiro et al., 2002 and fig 5C).

(Those cases are the subjects of pieces by my colleagues Jane Mayer and Steve Coll).

Most pertinently, there is a discernible subject: the piece is subtitled "Pour Francis Bacon" and has more than a suggestion of narrative content from a choreographer best known for intellectually complex, sensually abstract dances.

Since one cannot subject a piece of a distant star to conventional chemical analysis, studying the emission or absorption of starlight is the only way to determine the composition of stars or of interstellar gases and dust.

It's my Mastermind subject, my piece of the Trivial Pursuit pie.

"When people asked me what I was doing, I'd say, 'Oh I'm interviewing for jobs,' rather than say, 'I'm painting on a pineapple in my parents' basement.' A lot of my early subjects were pieces of fruit".

Since this will be the first performance of the piano arrangement, Mr. Boriskin said he was leaving nothing to chance, subjecting the piece's smallest components to scrutiny while treating the piece "as a theatrical whole".