black and white work造句

• And we've seen instances where black and white work together effectively ".
• The west side includes black and white work, reminiscent of Shaw.
• Blacks and whites work side-by-side in local and state law enforcement, once a white-only profession.
• Haus der Kunst exhibited the first comprehensive retrospective of Kelly's black and white works in 2012.
• The exhibit included two series of black and white works, " The Four Elements " and " Empty Spaces ".
• I met Michael Whelan, who responded very favorably to the black and white work I had done, particularly " Cerberus ".
• Blacks and whites work together and go to school together, but they don't have much knowledge about each other, he said.
• It was during this time that Riley began to paint the black and white works for which she is best known.
• In 2006-2008, she held a solo survey exhibition of her black and white works on paper at the New York Studio School.
• It is very discouraging to those of us who have felt it was very important for us that blacks and whites work together.
• His subjects that he shot in color ranged from portraits to landscape to architecture; a similar scope to that of his black and white work.
• He returned to Australia with his wife in June 1888 having been commissioned to do black and white work for Messrs Fergusson and Mitchell of Melbourne.
• These black and white works are more akin to the earlier works of Moholy-Nagy than the more contemporary colour work of Bradford and Rob and Nick Carter
• Barnes did a great deal of landscape painting, much on rambles in the Adelaide Hills with Hans Heysen, and was very interested in black and white work.
• While teaching at Harvard in the 1990s, Weber began working in monotypes and created a series of small black and white works inspired by television coverage of the Gulf War.
• From the later 1960s Keeping, alongside illustrators like Brian Wildsmith and John Burningham, took advantage of advances in printing technology to move from black and white work to adventurous colour techniques.
• A few windswept fields away, Jan Basson, 66, a white cattle and sheep farmer adjusts a pipe in his irrigation system and describes a farming community where black and white work side-by-side.
• During the period of his black and white work, Withers executed, in chalk, portraits for reproduction, that of the Count von Bismark being an especially fine example of his work in this direction.
• University Press followed " Juke Joint " with the 1994 publication of " Whispering Pines . " That same year Smithsonian Press published a collection of his black and white work, " Partial to Home ."