Sentence examples for an unfinished study from inspiring English sources

Containing written work, photography, and other materials on architectural and cultural traditions in South Asia, the project draws in part from an unfinished study by MacDougall's late husband, anthropologist and architect Robert (Scotty) MacDougall '62, B.Arch.

His works include A Welsh Grammar, Historical and Comparative (1913), Cerdd Dafod (1925; "The Art of Poetry"), Orgraff yr Iaith Gymraeg (1928; "The Orthography of the Welsh Language"), and an unfinished study of syntax (1931), published posthumously under the title Welsh Syntax.

A nearly imperceptible break in the pattern in the center of the second row from the bottom suggests this gouache is an unfinished study, emblematic of McLaughlin's self-taught exploration.

Since the opening of the European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, the Netherlands, on March 18, the painting — "Man of Sorrows (or Ecce Homo): An Unfinished Study" — has been prominently displayed in the Weiss Gallery's booth, where it is labeled "attributed to van Dyck" because the fair's vetting committee was divided on whether it was by the master.

He toured the Andes from Colombia to Peru at the turn of the 19th century, drawing conclusions that would later form the basis of a massive unfinished study of the cosmos.

The eldest son, Constantin, studied Law and had a career in diplomacy, being the author of an unfinished work on Romanian history.

The new Russia is an unfinished work.

The portrait is an informal, thinly painted and unfinished study, which had prompted dealers to try to "tidy it up", to make it look more Old Master-ish and more commercial, Mr Gallagher added.

It's a documentary essay about fraud and fakes, making extensive use of footage from François Reichenbach's unfinished study of the art forger Elmyr de Hory, a tedious poseur.

The paintings on display are extraordinary, many of them left unfinished; study them closely and you can make out a pencil note of the colour to be filled in later: ochre here, soil there.

Stubbs died in 1806, leaving his unfinished study "Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body With That of a Tiger and a Common Fowl".