First we trace the development of the industry from its origin to the rise of platform developers and software publishers.
This show will trace the development of Mr. Kiefer's philosophy, as well as his art.
Together, they trace the development of the mills as a narrative of paternalistic, enlightened capitalism.
A trove of Wright's personal films trace the development of her golf swing.
McDowell's roles in Anderson's loose trilogy comprising If …, O Lucky Man! and Britannia Hospital do not trace the development of a single character.
The tour will trace the development of American art since the turn of the 20th century, with voices of critics, collectors, curators and other scholars.
About 2,000 works trace the development of art from pre-dynastic Egypt to the early Renaissance in ways meant to evoke how the works were originally used.
Nearby, at Victorian-era Fort Nelson, you'll find the Big Guns, 350 weapons that trace the development of artillery from pre-gunpowder machines to hi-tech super guns.
Turning the pages, it is possible to see the shifting influences on Mr Walcott and trace the development of a distinctive voice.
The paintings consist of 2 separate collections: a Hermitage group of 30 Western European masterpieces, and a State Russian Museum offering of 13 portraits & landscapes that trace the development of Russian art from 1773 to 1906.
The exhibits trace the development of Santa Cruz surfing from the late 1800's, when local legend says two visiting Hawaiian princes first brought it here, to the present era of wet suits and polyurethane boards.
