Sentence examples for colored drawing from inspiring English sources

In a chapter in the book "The Sistine Chapel: A Glorious Restoration" (Abrams, 1994), Dr. Shearman swept away the notion that Florentine painting, including Michelangelo's, was merely colored drawing.

On the eve of the independence of Grenada, for example, in February 1974, Eric M. Gairy, the man who was to become prime minister, was proudly showing off a brightly colored drawing that featured an armadillo rampant.

If that part of the ruling is upheld, Reynolds could continue using a colored drawing of a camel to promote Camel cigarettes, and Lorillard could continue promoting the aqua color associated with Newport, the leading menthol brand, company spokesmen said.

Colored drawing of proposed expansion of plant species in Botanic Garden.

Uncommonly captivating is "Clifford Earle Bass," a frank and sensitive colored drawing of the small son of tenant farmers.

It wasn't until the eighteenth century that French antiquarians in Paris, working from a colored drawing of the first eleven scenes, recognized the tapestry's importance.

Recurring motifs range from polite, vividly colored drawing-room tableaus to fantastical creatures that merge human heads with animal bodies.

THE BACK PAGE 12-panel color drawing revealing the artist's trip to a suburban Connecticut napkin-folding seminar.

It's not like there are no people of color drawing comics and cartoons.

A detailed color drawing of O. latifolia (MA2, Table S1) is found in the report of his expedition [43].

Everywhere, splashes and pops of color draw the eye.