It includes famous early meditations on representation like an enlarged copy of a dictionary definition of the word "green" made in 1965.
In fact, the paintings are not spontaneous but were made by silk-screening enlarged photographic copies of small gestural drawings.
The present marble halls, opened in 1893, are greatly enlarged copies of the buildings of the 1830s.
The sculpture is an enlarged copy of a piece first exhibited in the 1960s.
A monument with a much enlarged copy of the situla, set on a millstone, stands in the village.
He spread out the enlarged copies the mate had made of the pictured descent of the Cytheria.
But they were dashed when Mrs Reade was shown a specially enlarged copy of the photograph.
It was a fairly bland color photo, obviously an enlarged copy of someone's driver's license picture.
Buck was impressed at how sharp the enlarged copy was.
Imagine laying a piece of graph paper over an enlarged copy of a character and making a list of all the squares which it covers.
