Sentence examples for visual precedents from inspiring English sources
Rauschenberg's silkscreens; color field paintings by Lewis, Frankenthaler and Olitsky; the pointillism of Seurat: these are some obvious visual precedents for the superimposed veils of image and text that one encounters throughout Mau's print work.
It's almost impossible to think of a visual precedent, and yet she drew the idea of abstract portraiture from other modernists like Francis Picabia and Marius de Zayas.
I remembered Metropolis as a cautionary tale of technology begetting inhumanity -- and as a visual precedent for a whole line of sci-fi films all the way down to Blade Runner and, noblesse oblige, even the 1989 Madonna music video Express Yourself.
It broke through no visual or conceptual precedents, it was staunchly insular and, at times, defiantly retrograde in its desire to cling to an agrarian vision of utopia in an increasingly multicultural and technologically advanced country.
It has also set a crucial precedent for the future of visual art in this country.
First, the visual stimulus would elicit retrieval of any existing precedents (e.g., couch), if present, before hearing any speech, simply on the basis of the episodic memory of the previous interaction (e.g., Baddeley 2000).
The impact of using crass, disturbing, realistic visual aids to confront firearm enthusiasts and elected officials is not without precedent.
For Chung, whose Tilt Brush works are an extension of earlier visual languages developed in multimedia installations, drawing, and sculpting, the lack of precedent contributes to VR's appeal.
Klugman said of the precedent film: "It was remembered not only for story, but a visual style that nobody had ever used before.
The precedents are clear.
