Sentence examples for visual treasure from inspiring English sources

But "The Uncommitted," unveiled at the American Dance Festival here on Thursday, is a haunting work with so many moments of beauty — structurally alone, it's like being on a visual treasure hunt — that the music, while familiar, becomes a pure, new voice for the body.

Regardless of its awards-chasing, it is a visual treasure and a solid adventure fantasy for all ages.

Other images could benefit by being shown at a larger size within the page layout or by not being printed across the gutter, but in all, Alonzo King Lines Ballet is a visual treasure that, unlike the performance itself, one can take home, and return to again and again.

NEWARK "Visual Treasures," posters, pop-up books and other graphic art.

Monday through Oct. 22. "Visual Treasures," posters, pop-up books and other graphic art.

Regarding books as visual treasures, the club's library is an awesome repository of the history of printing and collecting in the Western world.

We all know the earth we live in is full of visual treasures too magnificent to describe.

When I travel across this state in search of unique visual treasures, I am usually rewarded in some,often suprising, way.

This week the people at EyeEm Photo Blog challenged photographers professional and amateur to have a go at macro photography, the art of capturing the world's most diminutive visual treasures.

Trained as an anthropologist, Hiller abandoned anthropology as a "colonial enterprise" through which the rich white world penetrates the secret zones of "the primitives," taking back their vocal and visual treasures to great cities like Paris and London returning nothing of value to the locals.

Brian Kennedy, the National Gallery of Australia's director, called it "a visual feast, a treasure house of masterpieces".