Sentence examples for superb picture from inspiring English sources

Superb picture showing the details of NGC 3115.

Gorgeously illustrated with scribbly lines and runny watercolours, this is a superb picture book.

Every once in a great while, there was finally a superb picture, but when I looked at it the following week, I would see that it actually wasn't very good: too obvious, too derivative.

Heming way's brilliant descriptive tal ent frames one small, superb picture after another in Hud son's eyes, to make him that rare thing in literature, a be lievable artist.

Tonalist qualities pervade many of the works in this show, including George Sotter's "The Windybush Valley" (1939), a superb picture, and Edward Redfield's "Untitled (Stream in Snowy Field)," with no date.

One superb picture by Alexander Deineka from The Electrician of 1932, by B Uralsky, shows a worker from behind, arms outstretched, legs firmly apart, just like the figures in Special Clothing; but this man is working high up on an electricity pylon, in the middle of an almost abstract pattern of white wires and insulators glowing against a black sky.

Thank you, thank you, Ryan McGinley, for the superb pictures of our Olympic swimmers (Aug. 8).

For serious photographers, it is a mocking reminder of their own inadequacies.The excellent "Ansel Adams: 400 Photographs", released last year, contains several superb pictures of Navajo country.

Two of his punishingly superb pictures on themes of Vietnam and racism, from 1966, uncork political furies that are tacit elsewhere in the show.

Among these works are superb pictures by Werner Drewes (1899-1985) and Victoria Hutson Huntley (1900-1971), twofof the best-known artists associated with New Jersey Precisionism.

Through a selection of superb pictures from the National Gallery, London, including works by Piero della Francesca, Leonardo, Titian, Caravaggio, Canaletto, Rembrandt, Velázquez, Monet, and Seurat, the authors demonstrate how painters through the centuries have exploited the characteristics of colour in paint.