Sentence examples for drawings documents from inspiring English sources

Among the losses was the archive of drawings, documents and photographs that charted the development of Venini's glassware in the five decades since the company was founded.

His choices include paintings by well-known marine artists, as well as prints, drawings, documents, scrimshaw and so-called sailors' valentines by anonymous artisans.

The seminar will explore relations between architecture and power, liturgy and religion, the Pope's self-representation and urban strategies through the analysis of drawings, documents and contemporary texts.

In "MetaMaus," Spiegelman employs prose, drawings, documents, and photographs to trace the intersecting paths of history, family, and comics which led to the creation, twenty-five yeago agof of "Maus," his Pulitzer Prize-winning comic book about the Holocaust.

These drawings, documents, and prototypes represented theaccumulated knowledge of the Iraqi nuclear centrifuge program.They were not actual weapons of mass destruction, but they wereprobably the most valuable building blocks for WMD that Iraq everpossessed.

A celebration of the city's century-long love affair with the movies, the show takes the visitor through the history of films shot in and about Paris, through film clips, photographs, costumes, posters, drawings, documents, postcards and memorabilia from more than 250 feature films.

Throughout his career Hockney has remained obsessively prolific, painting or drawing for a minimum of two hours every day.The drawings document his travels throughout Paris, Berlin, LA and even Morocco and depict the scenes, friends and lovers he encountered along the way.

This collection contains lectures, notes, photographs, correspondence, and architectural drawings documenting the work of Russell Sturgis, and, secondarily, his son, Lyman Sturgis.

Ripley's drawings, documenting his rambles and his discoveries, are energetic, but it was their subject more than their style that captivated readers.

Malet's letters and drawings document scenes of the countryside, military life, and combat, as experienced by a young officer and amateur artist.

As previously discussed, drawings document children's understanding and change around a particular concept and provide an assessment when children are beginning to learn how to write (McNair and Stein, 2001; Haney et al., 2004).