Sentence examples for drawing prints from inspiring English sources

At the Modern he organized more than 40 exhibitions, bowing out in 1979 with "Art of the Twenties," a comprehensive survey of painting, sculpture, photography, drawing, prints, posters, architecture and design that drew wide acclaim.

With nearly 400 works of painting, drawing, prints, sculpture, assemblage, collage, music, poetry, film, photography, video and sound, and using every imaginable kind of found object or material -- foodstuffs included -- the exhibition moves through 50 years of incessant, obsessive art-making with remarkable clarity.

The Museum of Modern Art presents the first comprehensive retrospective of Sigmar Polke (German, 1941-2010), encomPolkeng Polke's work across all mediums, including painting, photography, film, drawing, prints, and sculpture.

If she likes it, she could download the drawing, print it and stick it on her fridge.

The conceptual and aesthetic clarity of his performance works was maintained in other media: sculpture, drawing, print making, film and broadcast.

In our project, through the effective use of the group process, the sessions also enabled a sense of achievement by solving design ideas through drawing, printing and the intricate repetitive tasks of lace making or embroidery.

If you're not to experienced with drawing print the photos and trace e few guiding lines on a drawing paper.

Whether you use hand drawing, printed text or clipart is up to you, depending on what you're most comfortable with, just as long as the end result is visually attractive.

He first drew prints of women, but after about 1832, when he established his own school, he poured his energy into landscape themes, on which his reputation as a printmaker largely rests.

And she didn't skimp on the fabrics, opting for brocade, velvet, sequins and a few of her hand-drawn prints.

Walt drew print advertisements, then animated advertisements on film — or, at least, cutouts that could be moved and photographed, to give the impression of continuous action.