Sentence examples for war mural from inspiring English sources

Perhaps his "El Paso Requiem" shouldn't be that much of a surprise, then, despite its combining the elemental grandeur of Mozart's Requiem with imagery borrowed from the Old West and from Picasso's famous Spanish Civil War mural, "Guernica" — not to mention a dash of Mexican-flavored electronic music by Michael Brook as well.

As a cacophony of loudspeaker warnings of enemy attack echoes from revolutionary war murals, Pyongyang citizens flee for cover.

Picasso's anti-war mural, Guernica.

He bravely painted the first post-war mural on a public building--a historic piece covering a huge portrait of Saddam Hussein called "Resilience".

On Feb 5 , 2003 before then Secretary of State, Colin Powell in his infamous WMD speech at the United Nations in New York, U.N. officials rushed to cover up the giant tapestry version of Pablo Picasso's anti-war mural "Guernica".

J. Wakefield Brewery has an entire wall of Star Wars murals and the best tasting beers of the bunch.

"I realized the building was out of balance," he said one recent steamy morning, standing on a second-floor balcony and staring directly into "Abolition of War," a mural by the Spanish painter José María Sert that depicts a woman astride two cannons with a baby in her outstretched arms.

In the post-war era mural art was taken very seriously.

Regarded by locals as Hargeisa's war memorial, the murals were originally painted by Mohamed Sharif (known as Al-Cataaz Arts), a local artist, in 2002.

John Pitman Weber remembers the 1960s and '70s in Chicago, when scores of artists would join mammoth marches protesting the Vietnam War and antiwar murals were a common sight on city streets.

Lee described his previous novel, "The Surrendered" (2010), the story of a girl who loses her family in the Korean War, "sort of as a mural," but here he puts an actual mural into the story.