Sentence examples for wood prints from inspiring English sources

Alan Hovhaness called for a xylophone solo in his Fantasy on Japanese Wood Prints (1965).

Professor Dower did comment on the atrocious nature of the images, and the offensive materials were only direct translations from the wood prints.

I wandered all day through shops and public parks, looking at hand-cut wood prints, paintings, a recording studio, mixed-media art center and the Hamilton farmers' market, the oldest indoor market in Canada (founded in 1837).

Notable works that use the Western xylophone prominently include Le Marteau sans maître (1954; The Hammer Without a Master) by Pierre Boulez, The Golden Age (1930) by Dmitry Shostakovich, and the solo piece Fantasy on Japanese Wood Prints (1965) by Alan Hovhaness.

The Thing Their Soft Wood Sofa, from the Italian furniture manufacturer Moroso, is what it says it is (sort of): soft and wood (print).

For all his caution, Aubrey became embroiled in a scandal when Wood printed a story he had sent him about the Earl of Clarendon accepting bribes under the Restoration.

If Miyazaki was a pre-WWII Japanese wood print artist, here's what his characters might look like.

Typically, we associate the centuries-old Japanese art form with wood print masters like Katsushika Hokusai and Hishikawa Moronobu, who rendered everything from "Great Waves" to Edo-era erotica.

It tends to work only on really smooth surfaces––walls, unpolished wood, printing paper, and such, will usually not work.

Besides, it's more fun to admire a Rodarte wood-print dress when you don't know it costs 5,410 euros (that's $7,540 at $1.40 to the euro).

Wood engravings printed in color, printed leaves facing other.