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The phrase "a drawing of three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an illustration or representation that depicts the number three or three items.
Example: "The artist presented a drawing of three, showcasing the beauty of simplicity in his work."
Alternatives: "an illustration of three" or "a sketch of three".
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"I do, I undo, I redo," she repeated, as she began to emphasize the red on a drawing of three small trapezoids and one large one.
In the early days of punk, the fanzine Sideburns published a drawing of three guitar chords with the caption: Here's a chord.
On Saturday, Lashawn Wells, 13, presented a drawing of three stick figures in a scribble of gray water: his mother, sister and brother, their arms up in the air.
Most early-stage researchers involved in our session, however, envisioned the synthetic cell as a spherical entity (although one of the participants submitted a drawing of three spherical cells instead of one).
In June 1991, he created a drawing of three girls on a small sheet of orange construction paper as a birthday card design for his brother.
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One piece in the new collection is a drawing of two flies resting on an apple.
Unity was represented on the ballot by a drawing of two clasped hands.
Charles Le Brun experimented with a drawing of five sets of eyes, each with a different humor expressed through their eyebrows.
"I remember it had a drawing of two older people about to have sex in a bathtub".
She holds up a drawing of two round faces with crosses for eyes and bright red tongues lolling out of the side of their mouths: "We die".
Until then, at the top left-hand corner of the front page there had been a drawing of two profiles, Lenin and Stalin, side by side.
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