Given the broad historical sweep of his work, examples from the 15th century and beyond are not uncommon.
The grand sweep of his work is all here, from eerie hyper-realism to bold abstraction, much of it painted in an infinite and textured palette of grays.
The biggest art spectacle in Europe this fall, with some 160 paintings, it is, believe it or not, the first full-dress overview Paris has staged in decades, the first chance anywhere to see the whole sweep of his work in some time.
As a boy, the sweep of public works in New York fired his imagination.
And the Emerson players are emphasizing the narrative sweep of the works by playing them in chronological order.
Oxford University Press; 4,250 pages; $699 and £425A magisterial survey of the traditions of western music, Richard Taruskin's narrative masterclass sets the details of music, as well as the chronological sweep of figures, works and musical ideas, within the larger context of cultural history and world affairs.
Images of people staring or trying to stare at art — especially this kind of art, narrative and high up — invite curiosity, and this panning shot is a wonderful way to introduce the sweep of Orozco's work.
As much as any one place, that single room captured the sweep of humanity who worked and played at the trade center.
Here he pays homage to the sweep of those Romantic works with an unabashed valentine to Ms. Mutter and her instrument, at once plain-spoken and defined by grand gestures.
The self-appointed ringleaders of the protests may claim – with a chillingly Stalinist ring – to speak for "the people", the wide sweep of the Protestant working class, but they are largely a group of hardline preachers and failed politicians whose crackpot views rendered them unelectable.
