* "THE DRAFTSMAN'S ART: MASTER DRAWINGS FROM THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SCOTLAND," Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, Manhattan, (212) 288-0700 (through Feb. 25).
* "THE DRAFTSMAN'S ART: MASTER DRAWINGS FROM THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SCOTLAND," Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, (212) 288-0700 (through Feb. 25).
In the same century, the anatomist Andreas Vesalius enlisted the best draftsmen from Titian's studio to create De humanis corporis fabrica, a book that had incalculable influence on both medical science and artistic practice, outpacing other similar texts in its impact, largely because of the masterful illustrations and superb printing.
Returning to Chicago, Burnham became a draftsman for the famed civil engineer and architect William Le Baron Jenney.
"We used to call that dog-and-cat hospital architecture," Edward Hageman, 87, an architect who was a Doelger draftsman from 1937 to 1948, said of the window feature.
The politically active Parisian writer, a draftsman from his youth, seems to have found the melancholy of his pastoral exile to be an opportunity for speculative thought.
Our report mentions matters relating to social protection and the social implications of this change, and I am indebted to the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs and particularly Mr Cercas, draftsman of the opinion from that committee - the only committee that has been able to complete an opinion in the short space of time available - for his hard work.
After studies at the Merchant Taylors Schooll, he worked as an architectural draftsman from 1933 to 1939.
