Sentence examples for vivid drawings from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century cartoons and vivid drawings were in fashion in the popular press.

During the long encounters in the film, the younger Mr. Lanzmann learns about events at Theresienstadt, and the contemporary Mr. Lanzmann revisits the work of the artists, those in the camp who left vivid drawings of the concentration camp world.

Her vivid drawings, her machine-knitted painting and her performance-generated weavings — the performers are spiders — unite natural science, philosophy, political theory, theology and art history in ways that Beuys would have loved.

Luckily, aliens aren't an issue, because Bob knows they don't exist - although your giggling child, checking out the large, vivid drawings in this tale of the everyday nine-to-five male, might well come to a different conclusion.

Now relegated to library performances, kamishibai theater was essentially primitive slide shows with crude, vivid drawings inserted and removed by the operator to tell a story, often of historic happenings.

Also included is a selection of his vivid drawings and watercolors, including a colorful rendering of the antiquities in Sir John Soane's Museum in London, one of Hicks's favorite spots.

Lisa Perez's paper cutouts hover on the walls, like clustering spores; Norma-Jean Bothmer's vivid blue drawings of her Teddy bear resist solemnity.

To be fair, most of the reviews for "Godspeed" were positive, but parts of the book — notably the vivid, noirish drawings of Cobain's 1994 suicide by Steve Beaumont, the English graphic artist who works under the moniker Flameboy — proved controversial.

In the past Ms. Collura has supplied her sculptures, and the vivid ink drawings that accompany them, with tangled narratives, though she seems to have held back this time.

His pieces range in size and scale from an ordinary apple and pear — both real, halved, decaying, and joined together by a large screw — to a twenty-three-foot-high cast-bronze teddy bear sitting under a desk lamp, and a thirty-foot-high metal tree whose leaves are laser prints of more than two thousand of Fischer's vivid, slapdash drawings.

Whether one executes the pieces or abstains, the vivid how-to drawings convey an appealing and disorienting sense of zaniness.