Sentence examples for works divided from inspiring English sources

So Odilon Redon, Prince of Dreams, at the Grand Palais (until 20 June), is long overdue, with 180 works divided into two parts.

But it was his pupil Webern who, in his mature works, divided the individual components of melodic phrases over several instruments as an imaginatively coloristic reinforcement of the complex polyphony that characterized his style.

Scariest is a Times article — featuring a photograph that suggests a rugby scrum but in fact shows viewers of the Mona Lisa, in the Louvre — pointing up what amounts to a math problem at European museums: the mass of the human body, multiplied by the allure of classic art works, divided by the space available.

The Svetambara canon consists principally of 45 works divided as follows: (1) 11 Aṅgas, the main texts a 12th has been lost for at least 14 centuries; (2) 12 Upāṅgas, or subsidiary texts; (3) 10 Prakīrṇakas, or assorted texts; (4) 6 Cheda-sutras on the rules of ascetic life; (5) 2 Cūlikā-sutras on cognition and epistemology; and (6) 4 Mūla-sutras on miscellaneous topics.

The Human Comedy is made up of more than 50 novels and countless shorter works, divided into categories such as "Scenes of Parisian Life," "Scenes of Provincial Life and Philosophical Studieses".

The album contains ten tracks, with works divided into separate tracks for each movement and interlude.

Plutarch's works divide into philosophical and historical-biographical.

The remaining works divide evenly between abstraction and representation: grids and pictures.

In the postwar film world those interested in Riefenstahl's work divided into apologists or detractors.

(In 2010, she published "MEC,"—a book of her work, divided into categories including Mistakes, Boredom, and Lies with Steidl).

Ryan Trecartin The first UK solo exhibition by LA-based Ryan Trecartin, whose work divided audiences at the 2010 Liverpool Biennial when it was first shown here.