Sentence examples for the earliest image from inspiring English sources

This is surely the earliest image of homelessness in British art.

The drawing captures the earliest image of him that we have in our family.

The earliest image in the exhibition is simple enough: a straight-on shot of the side of a white Bucks County barn.

The earliest image, made available by the F.B.I. while Tsarnaev was still the target of a massive manhunt, showed him near the bomb site in a backward white baseball cap.

The earliest image in the exhibition is "Detroit," a black-and-white, shadow-dappled portrait made in 1941, the year Callahan attended an Ansel Adams workshop and realized his calling.

The earliest image in the show is a facsimile of Fox Talbot's primitive "photogenic drawing," or photogram, from around 1835, of a frail sprig of fern barely visible on a field of slate-gray light-sensitive paper.

To prove his point, he filed a lawsuit two years ago accusing Ditto.com, one of the earliest image-search engines, of copyright infringement.

One of the earliest images was made in 1865 by Felix Bonfils.

Some of the earliest images of Native Americans brought back by the first European settlers.

The prints and photographs in this album represent some of the earliest images made of Philadelphia.

The earliest images belong to the 6th century, and the series continues into the 9th.