Sentence examples for dramatic drawings from inspiring English sources
Wyeth's father, N. C. — known for his 1911 dramatic drawings for "Treasure Island" — was a devoted patriarch who sought to infuse his children with a love of literature and the arts.
"These are dramatic drawings with distorted perspective: he creates highly ambiguous spaces," said Kierkuc-Bielinski. "There is incredible theatricality and inventiveness; he breaks rules and creates dense, rich, terrifying, disconcerting scenes".
In addition to his vibrant works on paper, elaborate lithographs, and hilarious sculptures, he also creates dramatic wall drawings that will make you 'ooh' and 'ahh' like a little kid.
At the Queens Museum of Art a selection of Il Lee's drawings — dramatic indigo and black ink abstractions, all done exclusively in ballpoint pen, on paper and canvas — can be seen in the mezzanine galleries.
Some designers made their drawings more dramatic by using colored paper.
That year too, Wiesenthal published his first book, KZ Mauthausen, a dramatic collection of his drawings and collages of inmates and their keepers.
Converting a former Mexican cafe, he hung dramatic black and white drawings of Goan fishermen and added white table linens and a full bar.
He then discovers a chalk stick and creates a world around him by drawing on the walls, these simple chalk drawings brought to dramatic life through projections Schulz, the gravity-defying man at the centre of the show, is the second performer to present the piece after Tobias Wegner.
He combined the luminaristic effects of Tiepolo's drawings with the dramatic impact of a Rembrandt chiaroscuro.
Only 20 years separate the two drawings, but this dramatic new style reveals the evolution of an ageing artist confronted by a change of taste following the political upheavals in Florence.
After Mohassess was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, in the eighties, he turned to smaller, more minimal drawings and collages, a dramatic stylistic shift that occurs midway through this revelatory show.
