Sentence examples for vast picture from inspiring English sources
An airy space with white walls, high ceilings and a vast picture window, this shop feels more like an art gallery.
She had bused in 3,000 people to the Plaza de las Tres Garantías, and pictures show a meticulously-organised stage, replete with a vast picture of Mrs Pineda.
(JJ) A silver burst of sun pours like acid into an etched sky in Tacita Dean's vast picture T&I, composed of 25 separate plates made with an old-fashioned technique called photogravure, which turns a photograph into something painterly.
But he has a sharp ear for speech and a gift for spotting individualizing gestures; "The Known World" is crowded with individuals who refuse to get lost in the vast picture of humiliation and disgrace it presents.
The breakfast room has vast picture windows with views across Scapa Flow. 2. The Wellness Home, London W4 With many hotels in the capital typically trebling their rates during the Olympics, this metropolitan B&B may be worth a try this year.
But the design caused a stir, in part because of the theatrical way the architects intended to exploit the waterside vista: in front of a vast picture window a television monitor was to play a continuous video recording of the ocean view; the playback would compete with the actual view.
His vast pictures, thick with paint and embedded with objects from sunflowers and diamonds to lumps of lead, nod to the Nazis and Norse myth, to Kabbalah and the Egyptian gods, to philosophy and poetry, and to alchemy and the spirit of materials.
No wonder that Mr. Richter's vast "Abstract Picture" of 1991 sold at the upper end of the estimate for £4 million.
One moment you feel you could be watching something in a tiny studio space, then, suddenly, 40 extras are creating a vast stage picture.
A vast "Abstract picture" from 1993, shimmering in its admirable color scheme, became the most expensive work by the master sold at auction when it exceeded Christie's high estimate at $21.81 million.
Potent editorial forces-constantly serving a vast and picture-hungry public, printing only the newsworthy, the truly vital - cannot hope to escape these skirmishes with the force of frivolity.
