Sentences with phrase «as a historical record»

Learn the important role that narrative paintings serve, not only as historical records of a society, but for capturing the shared values, social conventions and practices of an age.

His work also examines the way that art functions, including the way it has traditionally increased the social status of its owner or has been used as historical record.

These photos are more than just a depiction of Still's art they also serve as an historical record, depicting exhibition design and collections care practices.

At the same time, the logical sequence of numbers one on top of the other has become a visual as well as an historical record of Johns's painterly process.

If Vikings» strength (after the magnetic Travis Fimmel) is its deep and convincing evocation of its Norse protagonists» world, the 12th - century intrigues of the Knights Templar and the French court in Knightfall are liberally cribbed from sources as varied as The Da Vinci Code and National Treasure series, other court - based historical dramas like The Tudors, and even the Assassin's Creed games, as much as any historical record.

Keeping around mementos of a past relationship as historical records can be no different than saving a letterman jacket from high school.

Much of the Bible is written as a historical record of God's interaction with his creation.

Since it is in the particular, historical way that God was able to intensify his purposes through the agency of Israel that we experience our salvation, the Bible as the historical record of that way possesses authority for our lives.

There are also some Mormons who see the Book of Mormon as a divinely inspired book that is intended to guide and instruct but not to be interpreted as a historical record.

I would say that most Latter - day Saints see the Book of Mormon as a historical record, and that this view is encouraged by LDS leaders.

Not a biography by any conventional definition this is a freewheeling Bob Dylan portrait where his name is never spoke, his life and career is represented by six different actors representing various personas, and the songs and stories (real and imagined) and mysteries of the artist are as important as any historical record.

Labels functions as an historical record, a chronological discography of select labels from Allen's archive.

This show of drawings by the pioneering Spanish neuroscientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal focuses on his groundbreaking renderings of the brain, which double as historical records and works of art.

Prior sedimentary samples — commonly used as historical records of environmental change — were incomplete, with gaps and inconsistencies in the timeline.

As has been said many times to you on here there may be a few people and places that are accurate but the majority of the bible is proven to be incorrect or without evidence, and as it is the foundational parts that are proven to be incorrect, there's very little value in the bible as a historical record.

The first step of our analysis confirmed the existence of a statistically strong relationship between the extent of private school competition in 2003 and a country's Catholic population in 1900, much as the historical record would suggest.

Also serving as a historical record is Bowers» Roundtable Discussion (2016) that features Patrisse Cullers (one of the founders of Black Lives Matter), Jennicet Gutierrez (an undocumented trans - immigrant activist), and CeCe McDonald (a trans - activist who served time in an all - male prison).

If you try to interpret the Hebrew Bible as some form of reality, as an historical record of something that actually happened, you might have better luck treating «The Wizard of Oz» as an historical event.

Isabelle Adjani does ferocious work in the title role of Camille Claudel, despite being stuck in a standard biopic that requires her to skip from one emotion to another as the historical record dictates; she's frequently mesmerizing to watch, but director Bruno Nuytten (then Adjani's offscreen partner) clearly believes that tempestuous behavior is a magical cure - all for narrative torpor, and leans on her energy a bit too hard.