Converse of object

• engrave: John Downes, one of Wesley's lay assistants, engraved the frontispiece.

• include: Only 2 illustrations present in text: others ( including frontispiece ) presumed missing.

• contain: This first edition contained a frontispiece plus a further three high-quality engravings.

• form: The collection begins with ' There was a lady lov'd a swine ' which forms the frontispiece.

• see: I am very honored to have my drawing used for Scalan News [ see frontispiece ] .

• have: As with its UK brother, this US edition has an inaccurate frontispiece.

Adjective modifier

• colored: A Man's Portrait of a Woman London Thomas Nelson 1910 First Edition Colored frontispiece.

• full: It has been totally revised, reset and updated, with additional material including a stunning full color frontispiece.

• white: Black and white frontispiece and other photographs, some by Hurley.

• emblematic: Engraved emblematic frontispiece by Baynes and Taylor titled ' AUDE TACE ' dated 1797.

Modifies a noun

• portrait: Reductions of Reynolds's images were also made for biographies and frontispiece portraits of authors.

• legend: Frontispiece bears legend: 'Lord Pevensey sacrificing the Thane of Fife in his jealous rage ' .

• illustration: Inside, opposite the title page, is a black and white frontispiece illustration.

• ).: She and her baby are almost lifeless ( depicted in the frontispiece ). Mr. Howard takes them to his home.

• bear: Frontispiece bears legend: 'Lord Pevensey sacrificing the Thane of Fife in his jealous rage ' .

• map: Includes a frontispiece map and 36 photos, most of them by the author and his wife.

Noun used with modifier

• color: A 109 printed pages album of black and white photographs, a map and a color frontispiece.

Preposition: of

• book: He illustrates this theme with engravings from the frontispieces of old books.

Preposition: for

• book: It was decided that a cut of it should be used as a frontispiece for the new book, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.