Sentence examples for transfer prints from inspiring English sources

At Tilton, he's showing a couple of subtle, image-concealing transfer prints and two toy-size hutlike sculptures made from cut-up commercial signage.

A Willow pattern and transfer prints were characteristic until a growing tendency toward richness of style was confirmed by the introduction of a maroon ground in 1821.

The directors did accept one last year, an exhibition of Robert Rauschenberg's transfer prints organized -- at no charge -- by David White.

In December his department was one of only two singled out for praise at the museum's annual acquisitions dinner, for having recently added 36 dye transfer prints by William Eggleston, now on view in its photography galleries.

The apogee of the format, Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma," had been in the planning stages since the mid-seventies, but Godard knew that it couldn't be realized without video copies (his modest proposal was that cinémathèques surreptitiously transfer prints to video for his use).

And rather than engaging in extensive and expensive restorations of these works, the organizations could transfer prints in their current state, thus making films available as close as possible to the way they'd be projected at the cinémathèque or another facility that borrows a print.

After 1770 transfer printing was used.

Decoration included gilding, painting, and transfer printing.

The four main methods of textile printing are block, roller, screen, and heat transfer printing.

From 1761 he sent pots to Liverpool to be decorated by the new transfer printing process.

The large blue "Table of Snow" is a dye transfer print from 1945.