Sentence examples for dense drawings from inspiring English sources

These charming, realistic prints of water and wharfmen reveal a talent for composition; dense drawings of sails and ropes give way to sweeps of open space.

They share common ground with early David Hockney, Tom Trosch's clogged interiors and the dense drawings of the German artist Erwin Pfrang.

So it is with Wölfli, whose large, incredibly dense drawings combine religion, sex, language, music, geography, economics, and other aspects of the artist's fantasy empire, which, for him, was more or less the universe.

Several little-known or virtually unknown artists make very strong impressions, none more so than Renaldo Kuhler, 81, presented in a special exhibition, whose dense drawings portray an imagined world, Rocaterrania, complete with its own alphabet.

The heavy stone pile of Auchinibert was the result, with echoes of a 16th-century manor, shown here in dark, dense drawings that have more than an eerie touch of Edgar Allan Poe.

There are also dense word-drawings; one poses tough questions to a paterfamilias ("How did you get out of going to Vietnam?" "Did you ever cheat on mom?").

The binders are dense with intricate drawings and written instructions.

ATM's director, William Brady, who is a graduate of the institute, brought the artist to New York for the opening; and his presence added a memorable dimension to an art which at its best, in the large, dense, labor-intensive drawings, shimmers with a kind of exalted concentration.

Serban Savu, Adrian Ghenie, and Ciprian Mureşan's bleak, dense little paintings and drawings round out the show.

In 1988, hallucinatory voices inspired him to begin making wonderfully dense and intricately patterned drawings in black ink.

The early drawings made dense shapes, with something Neolithic about them: they suggested axe-heads, peck-marks on rocks, broken spirals.