Sentence examples for drawings in response from inspiring English sources

She sent the collection inventory list to dozens of other New York artists engaged by the lesbian feminist movement, asking them to makes drawings in response to items on the list.

Two baseline conditions were included: the first was a simple fixation baseline, where subjects remained silent and fixated on a cross (henceforth "rest"), and the second presented different meaningless line drawings, in response to which subjects were instructed to say "silly" (nonsense picture labeling, henceforth "silly").

Another pleasure is a set of drawings made in response to poems by J. J. Mitchell (no relation) and James Schuyler.

Yesterday in Los Angeles the J. Paul Getty Museum opened "Poussin Landscapes by Leon Kossoff," an exhibition of two Poussin landscapes with prints and drawings Mr. Kossoff created in response to them.

The important thing about the best of the drawings people have made in response to Shrigley's sculpture, is that they are full of character and life: the problem is, no one could possibly ever look like that.

A centerpiece of Iyer's tenure at the Met is a suite of improvisatory duets made with the master trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith in response to the drawings of Nasreen Mohamedi, an Indian artist who was born in 1937 and died in 1990.

University Campus Oldham, Sat to Wed; The Dukes, Lancaster, Thu to 11 Feb, touring to 5 Apr Lyn Gardner Russell Maliphant's 2009 work AfterLight was created in response to the drawings of Vaslav Nijinsky, to the dynamic energy and tension that the great dancer evoked through pencil and paper as well as through his body on stage.

Participants also made more errors in response to line drawings from stimulus Set A as compared to the more detailed stimuli from stimulus Set B (main effect of LEVEL OF DETAIL: F1,16 = 23.06, p = 1.95*10−4).

But by the early 1980s, in response to the overwhelming demand, his simple "chalk drawings" had ironically become such a hot commodity that they were sold through his gallery.

In response to the Playboy centerfolds, Esquire eliminated its own pinups, the celebrated George Petty and Alberto Vargas drawings.

In response to e-mail questions, David Weiss wrote that his father had found Shuster's drawings "amusing but not a big deal".