Sentence examples similar to viewing from two vantage points from inspiring English sources
A second century A.D. Roman copy probably inspired by a Greek original, the work is meant to be viewed from two vantage points.
This course will approach the art of the Roman empire from two vantage points.
The seminar emphasized TEE principles and views obtained from four vantage points.
A trio of paintings by Colin Barclay displays the majesty of the river from three vantage points.
His distinct views from those two vantage points will be on display in "Both Sides of the 405," which can be viewed Monday through April 7 at the Santa Monica College Art Gallery.
After five days of painstaking installation, the words read perfectly from one vantage point and appeared skewed from all other points of view.
From one vantage point, these responses may seem extreme.
From one vantage point, the ensemble reads as a logo of the artist's initials.
All of her works address these topics from one vantage point or another.
Even World War II will be seen from at least four vantage points (Hawaii, Greece, France and Czechoslovakia).
The "renewal" referred to a new commitment to the Carolingian design for Europe, viewed from the vantage point of the 10th century.
