Sentence examples for drawings at all from inspiring English sources

Some works aren't drawings at all, by any conventional definition.

These are barely drawings at all in the conventional sense of being deliberate designs.

Many factories built during the 1980s and 1990s have no architectural drawings at all.

Remarkable, because, you know, there are no eyebrows in his drawings at all.

I drew less and less on paper – I usually worked directly onto the pots, with no preparatory drawings at all.

Technically, most of Ramírez's drawings aren't drawings at all but encaustic-like paintings, done in a fluid paste of melted wax crayons, at times augmented with charcoal, fruit juices, shoe polish, and saliva.

Yayoi Kusama arrived in the United States in late 1957 for a show of her drawings at a gallery in Seattle.

He worked small and intimate, usually turning out drawings at a stupendous rate and priding himself on never revising them.

Some of the drawings at Matthew Marks — all of which date from the past 10 years — correspond to paintings in the Met's show.

Like much landscape art, Jennifer Bartlett's "Amagansett Drawings" at the Drawing Room in East Hampton offer a gentle, soothing diversion.

"My show of drawings at the Tate a few years ago made me think of all these things I'd collected since I was a kid.