| Educated at Eton and Oxford, he lists his recreations in Who's Who as photography, gardening and horseracing. |
| In a week's time, he turned two large pieces of wood into detailed, lifelike recreations based on a photo. |
| In the National Museum the principal displays are recreations of the natural settings of Indians and Eskimos and of Canada's wildlife. |
| Students in Sheffield are to bring some of Yorkshire's most historic ruins back to life on the Internet with painstaking recreations of what they once would have looked like. |
| The recreations of oil paintings are printed onto canvas and hand finished by skilled craftsmen. |
| They wanted the audience to believe it was watching real footage, not their recreations, to make a more believable film. |
