Sentence examples for drawings concerned from inspiring English sources

Four drawings concerned with New York City.

The New Yorker, May 2 , 1983P. 34 Four drawings concerned with New York City.

By Saul Steinberg The New Yorker, May 2 , 1983P. 34 Four drawings concerned with New York City.

It ends in a flurry of drawings concerning his "architecture of the air," which involved walls of fire and water and a roof of blown air that would deflect precipitation, and created an Edenic locale where people could walk around naked, like the women used as human brushes.

His own conceptual drawings concern the human and the natural.

Mr. Robinson was especially struck, he said, by the degree to which the drawings concern themselves with the surrounding context.

In the past 50 years, this once-hidden aspect of Turner's enterprise, particularly those drawings and watercolours that are concerned with the sea, has shaped the artist's reputation at least as much as the oil paintings.

We thank Oliver Drescher for breeding the study species and giving the offspring to the first author, Pedro Finamore and Sandra Papes for their assistance with sound recordings, Egon Heiss for technical assistance, Christoph Pfaffenbichler for his useful suggestions concerning the drawings, and Michael Stachowitsch for scientific English proof-reading.

His mix here seems less concerned with thematic coherence than with highlighting work he finds interesting, like Bruce Davenport Jr.'s annotated drawings of New Orleans marching bands, and Ali Kazma's videos of office workers turned into machines.

They are especially concerned about a 17-year-old member of the family who has made, and has now put on public display, drawings that portray famine conditions and police brutality in North Korea.

This article concerns the analysis of the drawings of street children and adolescents.