Sentence examples for three reproductions from inspiring English sources

He had been sent a catalogue for a California Free Universityy" that contains "three reproductions of my prints alternating with photographs of seductive naked girls".

Neil Glassmoyer recalls the day Hughes contacted him to ask about seeing the Modena Spyder: Automobile restorationist Mark Goyette designed the kits for three reproductions used in the film and chronicled the whereabouts of the cars today: * "Built by Goyette and leased to Paramount for the filming.

To confirm the changes in gene expression observed by RNA-seq, we performed qPCR analysis on three reproductions (Prm2, Tex15, and Dazl), two hormones (Cyp11a1 and Cyp17a1) associated with functional categories genes, and a randomly selected gene named Adam9.

Mr. Johnson, 75 and living on Lake Winnipesaukee, has sold his two antique Racing Runabouts and ordered two reproductions for himself.

Latrobe's drawings of the chair survive, and they were used to make two reproductions for the museum.

Zanco is now working with four other scholars to complete the catalogue which has swelled to two volumes, each more than nine hundred pages, with four thousand reproductions.

The exhibition catalog, the most comprehensive monograph on the artist to date, includes an insightful essay by the art historian Julia BryandWilsomeand some hundred and eighty reproductions.

With nine reproductions in colour after Turner, Constable, De Wint, Müller, F. Walker, Mason, A. F. Grace, &c.; and numerous examples engraved on wood from well-known pictures.

Created by neuroscientist Anya Hurlbert and backed by the London-based WexaminesTrust, this examines colour constancy (how we perceive colours as the same in different lights) by inviting visitors to assess two reproductions of a Cézanne still life under varying illumination.

In a rare and unusually intimate interview with Paris Match he revealed that he fell in love with art aged 15 while "in the full crisis of adolescence", when he bought two reproductions from the Prado in Madrid.

The two reproductions -- of a ceramic tea bowl and a 27-foot-long painted scroll, are the result of a three-year project of the staff and students at the International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences, in Gifu, Japan.