Sentence examples for age drawings from inspiring English sources

(Elsewhere on the museum's second floor, the Met has put together a separate show of Dutch Golden Age drawings and prints. Fabulous stuff).

An exhibition of drawings by Raphael (1483-1520) and some of his contemporaries, "Raphael and His Age: Drawings From the Palais des Beaux-Arts, Lille," opens there with some 57 drawings, 25 of which are by Raphael.

She came to the British Museum along with Ice Age drawings and sculptures so superb they have never been surpassed, proving once again that there is no progress – only change – in art.

From Stone Age drawings to the marvel of the Parthenon frieze, from Chinese Tang dynasty tomb sculptures to Leonardo da Vinci's sketches and Andrea del Verrocchio's Colleoni, from the Qurʾān to modern literature, the horse has inspired artists of all ages and in all parts of the world.

Paying guests may view carefully aged fingerpaint drawings from the nursery-school years of our teenage children, as well as finely wrought, child-size hand-print blocks, quite tastefully mounted and hung.

The paper was brittle and faintly jaundiced with age, but the drawings, stippled in India ink, were perfectly clear: pyramids, gyres, and golden rectangles — just like those in Al's ring binders.

Measurements of the buildup of thorium could reveal how long ago those crusts formed and, since they were on top of the paintings, indicate a minimum age for the drawings.

The paper was brittle and faintly jaundiced with age, but the drawings, stippled in India ink, were perfectly clear: pyramids, gyres, and golden rectangles just like those in Al's ring binders.

Young children naturally love to draw, and as psychologists have observed, they go through a phase, between about 5 and 7 years of age, when their drawings become lively and beautifully organized.

Mr. Rozin, who now spells his name Rozinas, in Lithuanian fashion, escaped the Nazis and joined the Communist guerrillas at the age of 18. Drawings of Israel made during his 1967 visit include a watercolor of an Israeli Arab and a charcoal sketch of a Sabra, or native‐born Israeli Jew.

At age 5, the drawings of very preterm and term children were collected.