Sentence examples for draftsmen of the from inspiring English sources

Williams was one of the greatest draftsmen of the Golden Age of the New Yorker.

Many of the great draftsmen of the past six centuries are on hand.

Draftsmen of the United States Constitution, well recalling the overproduction of the Continental paper dollar, defined money as "coin".

Boucher is generally acclaimed as one of the great draftsmen of the 18th century, particularly in his handling of the female nude.

On display through May 6 in "Correggio and Parmigianino: Master Draftsmen of the Renaissance" are more than 130 of their drawings, many never previously on public view.

The draftsmen of the famed architects copied the designs of their European teachers, building entire neighborhoods of Tudor homes or German chalets.

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.

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

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?

One is surely justified in calling him the greatest draftsman of the 20th century and one of the greatest in the history of drawing.