Sentence examples for whose depiction from inspiring English sources
The best work comes from Caitlin Keogh, whose depiction of a headless mannequin with visible intestines pays homage to the Chicago Imagist Jim Nutt.
Campaigners in Newport will this weekend lead an uprising worthy of the Chartists whose depiction on a city centre mural they are trying to preserve.
My older brother, whose depiction as the family's black sheep was the least fictionalised of the lot, and who had plenty of reason to feel affronted?
Kurt Westergaard, the cartoonist whose depiction of the Prophet Muhammad sparked protests in the Muslim world, narrowly avoided assassination by hiding in a panic room.
Eyebrows painted into arcs of eternal surprise, Ms. Arci evinces too little rapport with Mr. Evans, a Lou Costello look-alike whose depiction of Edna scarcely grows beyond being anxious about everything.
The criminal mastermind of the original series shared his nationality, a Communist intelligence officer called Wo Fat, whose depiction lent "Hawaii Five-O" a kind of cold-war relevance.
Are there other writers whose depictions of the West have served as particular inspiration or influence?
Gems from the canon of Norman Rockwell, whose depictions of post-war America still conjure nostalgia for a seemingly simpler, more optimistic time, are bound for the auction block at Sotheby's in New York.
The only influence that really affected Moreau's development was that of his master, Théodore Chassériau (1819 56), an eclectic painter whose depictions of enigmatic sea goddesses deeply impressed his student.
That theme was pursued by other artists such as Rousseau, Franz Marc, Matisse, Kandinsky and Nolde, whose depictions of the jungle were worlds away from the academic, the urban and the bourgeois.
The work in question is a 19th-century mural titled "The Genius of America," a sprawling 30-foot-long fantasy at the State Education Building whose depictions include angels, babies and women in togas; Gen. George Washington and a god of war; and what seems to be a group of colonial zombies rising from the grave.
