Sentence examples for drawings acquired from inspiring English sources

Now he is retiring, and an exhibition of contemporary prints and drawings acquired in his honor is his valedictory.

And a special exhibition also shows remarkable comic and sardonic drawings acquired by the museum, secretly sketched by Erich Lichtblau-Leskly while he was imprisoned at Theresienstadt.

In his long career Gill directed and produced over 150 films and won probably as many awards, although these were never displayed on the walls of his Kensington home, which were hung with well-chosen paintings and drawings, acquired over a lifetime.

The eroticism that flows throughout Picasso's figure drawings acquires a slouchy, thrust-pelvis immediacy here, even as the figure becomes planar and more abstract.

Among the most significant drawings recently acquired is "Stoned Blue Drawings" from 1968-69, an early body of work on paper by the Los Angeles artist Paul McCarthy.

(Smith) Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

(Johnson) Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

(Smith)20110616 Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

(Rosenberg) Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

The 12 recovered drawings were acquired by the Bremen Museum between 1820 and 1860.

A blue-eyed teenager in a sketch that once belonged to the great German collector Everhard Jabach, whose drawings were acquired by King Louis XIV of France, looks into emptiness, as if distraught by the bleak future awaiting him.