Sentence examples for visual parallels from inspiring English sources

I think there are clear visual parallels between this and Pan's Labyrinth.

Through a series of visual parallels so subtle they might appear incidental, the bodies of Melamed's subjects echo the spaces in which they appear.

Artistic developments, he suggested, might equally have been determined by external factors that could help explain the visual parallels between work such as Lanyon's Thermal and that of artists such as Willem de Kooning.

Whereas Wilde's play conflates the New Testament with the image-rich cadences of symbolist poetry, Lloyd draws visual parallels with the bootylicious body language of gangsta rap videos and the post-apocalyptic look of Tina Turner's 1980s comeback.

The surrounding lines reinforce the visual parallels between painting and poem: But redder yet that light shall glow On Linden's hills of stainèd snow, And bloodier yet the torrent flow Of Iser, rolling rapidly.

Although there are many interesting ways to tell this tale, Exposed draws seemingly obvious social, political and visual parallels to our current media-driven world.

Does this iconoclastic Anastasi performance, cued no doubt by Cage and Duchamp, make a visual parallel with the artistic intricacies of Beethoven's masterpiece?

A visual parallel is drawn between the frustrated racists of the National Front and the Little Englander heroics of the Falklands soldiers.

However, when the trashing of the canvas revealed no genes, Cornwell fell back on an art history version of forensics: visual paralleling.

The sybaritic brutality of the riotous students finds a political parallel in the Germanophile Paul's obsession with firearms and Nazi paraphernalia, as well as a visual parallel in the brash and scathing flamboyance of Chabrol's images.

Winterbottom says that he was influenced in these scenes by Wong Kar-Wai's Chungking Express, and here he has created a visual parallel to Kar-Wai's seedily beautiful neon-and-noodles Hong Kong.