Sentence examples for draftsman that from inspiring English sources

On one notebook page, he's drawn a kind of surrealist collage of portraits (Proust looks to have been a capable, imaginative draftsman) that blend into one another, and which may offer clues to the way he conceived of his novel: an amalgam of people he knew in life, dismantled and reassembled to form the characters of his fiction.

Hoffmann joined the Secession in July 1897 and it was above all with this multitalented architect, designer and draftsman that Klimt came closest to realizing his dreams of the Gesamtkunstwerk, or "total artwork," integrating architecture with a wide range of arts and crafts.

It was only when I realized that, accepted and celebrated my shortcomings as a draftsman, that I was able to become much more productive.

My Greensboro mentors, Peter Agostini, Ben Berns and Andrew Martin were such amazing draftsmen that it was considered the only way to fly.

Initially working as a laborer in Omaha, he had served as a draftsman for that city's 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition.

In the style of the Parliamentary Draftsmen of that time, many of its provisions were drafted with a complexity which was happily avoided in the 1996 Act", and criticises the failure to achieve more than minor reform of existing law.

Immediately thereafter, Hickling was transferred to Malaya as its first parliamentary draftsman, and in that capacity he helped to prepare the Malayan (now Malaysian) constitution for that country's independence from Britain in 1957.

After school and working a regular job, I slowly shed that basis for creating pictures, began to trust my own instincts, accept (and even celebrate) my deficiencies as a draftsman and create work that simply satisfied myself as it did when I was younger.

In a catalog statement, Mr. Kounellis -- a lively draftsman -- says that he wishes "for the return of poetry with all available means": words, images and subversion among them.

After two years (1871 73) as head draftsman for the Chicago architectural firm of Carter, Drake, and Wight, he joined another draftsman, Daniel H. Burnham, in a partnership that became one of the most famous firms in U.S. architectural history.

Lear practiced as a comic draftsman an economy and geniality that are hard to improve upon, but like Daumier he supposed that his own best gifts lay in another field.