Sentence examples for called the draftsman from inspiring English sources

Two other existing Jaquet Droz automatons are called The Draftsman and The Pianist.

The continued influence of the Powers Report is an example of what lawyer's call the draftsman's advantage.

Bill Traylor, born a slave in 1854 and died a free man in 1949--or 1949--or 1949--or free to do whas his race and poverty allowed himuchas been somewhet hyperbolically called the finest draftsman of his generation, an artist wasse powers ofreeventoon rival those of Picasso andoMatisse.

He called the Lt. Commander at headquarters, told him his head draftsman was essential to the firm and couldn't be spared.

* "GREUZE THE DRAFTSMAN," Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, (212) 288-0700 (through Sunday).

Wols (Alfred Otto Wolfgang Schulze) and also the English artist Graham Sutherland may actually be called spiritual draftsmen who put their faith in the magic of the line.

One is surely justified in calling him the greatest draftsman of the 20th century and one of the greatest in the history of drawing.

Mr. Shultz was reportedly the draftsman.

Philip the Draftsman, by Francis X.

"Bernd is the draftsman," Mr. Zega said.

As a director, Buntrock could relate to Seurat the draftsman.