Sentence examples for tableau by the from inspiring English sources
The old sailor snapped a salute at the unveiling of the statue's happy family tableau by the edge of the sea.
One work, "The Wait," a 1964-65 tabyeau by the installation artist Edward Kienholz, featured an old woman fashioned from cow bones sitting in an armchair with a stuffed cat on her lap and a live blue parakeet named Peetie perched nearby.
To use a similar scoring method when playing with a regular deck, divide the number of cards removed from the tableau by the amount of time it took you to reach the end of the game.
New Yorkers who miss the Marine Grill at the McAlpin Hotel on Herald Square, with its spectacularly vivid maritime tableaux by the artist Fred Dana Marsh, can take the A train.
It's a bumper crop, and we're not even talking about the lame resort to animal tableaux by the Bush campaign (terrorists as wolves) and Kerry partisans (a soaring eagle versus a head-in-the-sand ostrich).
This life-size installation, a 1984-88 re-creation of the seamy but legal enclave where women hawk their bodies in the windows of street-level shops, is very much in the tradition of raw, moralizing tableaus by the Kienholzes, which approach art as a theater of gruesome sociology.
This life-size installation, a 1984-88 re-creation of the seamy but legal enclave in Amsterdam where women hawk their bodies in the windows of street-level shops, is very much in the tradition of raw, moralizing tableaus by the Kienholzes, which approach art as a theater of gruesome sociology.
In the German edition of my last novel, my translator Volker Oldenburg rendered a rhyming panoramic tableau by rescripting the items in order to make it rhyme in German too.
"They might have been of the 1950s or earlier, a tableau by Norman Rockwell for the old Saturday Evening Post.
Like "The Last of the Mohicans," "Brotherhood" tries to strike an allegorical balance in the war between the heart and the head, and Mr. Gans adds an epic sadness to several of the tableaus by having the empathetic heroes arrive a little too late.
Reaching into the heart of the Brooklyn equation was the tableau by Pablo Helguera.
