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The comments, which were reproduced by the British media, proved highly embarrassing to Mr. Brown.

The Drawing Book was a trade catalog, the plates of which were reproduced throughout Britain with varying degrees of accuracy.

Robert Coles, the children's advocate and Harvard professor, has been eliciting drawings from youngsters for four decades, some of which were reproduced in his "Children of Crisis" books.

Nevertheless, on settling in Petaluna, California, he came to specialise more in air-brushed paintings of hot-rod and custom cars, which were reproduced on T-shirts.

In 1863 Audubon's widow, Lucy, gave the historical society the complete set of Audubon watercolors, which were reproduced for his masterwork, "The Birds of America".

The nostalgic quality of Kinkade's paintings, which were reproduced in the thousands, made him wildly popular with the general public, and he became one of the most highly collected living artists.

Carson writes, "I became involved in TNR in Central Texas after fixing and adopting out a colony of cats in my neighborhood which were reproducing prolifically.

In their essay, McElwee and McDaniel graphed data documenting their findings, which is reproduced in the accompanying chart.

I still use her cookbook, a little of which is reproduced below.

He was awarded a Medal of Honor, which is reproduced on a mausoleum door.

The self-portraits by John, four of which are reproduced here, are breathtaking.