Sentence examples for draftsman of the modern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fredenthal is a draftsman of the modern school, with the vagrant, caricaturing line of Feliks Topolski, and they were plain folks who like their art strictly representational.

Even if he had never picked up a paint brush, he would be remembered as one of the most compelling draftsmen of the early modern era.

Until the acceptance of the modern steel pen, most Western master draftsmen used quill pens.

As principal draftsman of the protest, Heine followed it here in person.

Commissioner Eastman, draftsman of the 1934 amendments, explained the bill at the Congressional hearings.

In doing research, I learned that the principal draftsman of the speech was John Kenneth Galbraith.

Is James Madison, the draftsman of the Constitution, to be similarly dismissed?

His early preference for decentralized government influenced his pupil Hugo Preuss, chief draftsman of the German (Weimar Republic) Constitution of 1919.

Burke has been a principal draftsman of the map of ward boundaries.

John McCracken, whose leaning planks resemble sporty surfboards, and Raymond Pettibon, master draftsman of the crushing wave, seem like natural fits.

Gouverneur Morris is credited, both now and then, as the chief draftsman of the final document, including the stirring preamble.