Sentence examples for drawing on display from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pardo, who handles contemporary artists and old masters, also has a Degas charcoal and a Matisse pencil drawing on display.

The short answer is no, for while painting and drawing dominate AIM this year, the types of painting and drawing on display are so varied and experimental that it would be unwise to equate the medium with the message.

One drawing, on display along with a copy of the book, shows a lion, head down, tail high and ready to pounce on its prey.

One of the 14 rooms is dedicated to prints, another to building projects — Royal Academy membership extends to architects like Norman Foster, though none of his four works (three photographs and a pen-and-ink drawing) on display are for sale.

She acknowledges the interest the meteorite drew on display was unfortunately what also drew the thieves.

Using a phosphor that lasted at least one rotation, blips for all targets within range would be drawn on the display at their correct relative angles, producing a map-like image known as a plan-position indicator.

Gaiman specializes in writing to artists' strengths, and there's a broad range of drawing techniques on display here, including Marc Hempel's stripped-down, hyperdistorted vectors, Michael Zulli's lushly rendered pencil textures and Jon J. Muth's slashing, Asian-calligraphy-inspired brush strokes.

Nice video here, although they don't show off its touchscreen features like onscreen keyboard, drawing on top of the display, etc.

Nice video here, although they don't show off its touchscreen features like onscreen keyboard, drawing on top of the display, etc. I'm really looking forward to it and I'm hoping they'll let me dirty one up at CES.

Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing: 144 drawings on display around the UK, February – October.

Drawing on last year's reading room display, Viewbooks : Window into America features a selection of 50 viewbooks from Avery's extensive holdings — more than 4,000 titles representing hundreds of American cities and towns.