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The display includes the colorful drawings of both the founder, who died in 1998, and his successor.

She also commissioned a memorial portrait of Claribel from Matisse, who worked on the project for years and eventually supplied several drawings of both sisters.

They add up to a wildly entertaining portfolio from an artist with a masterly painting and drawing hand, obsessions with animals and genitals, and a very weird, intentionally dopey sense of humor: her review of the movie "Drive" features drawings of both Ryan Gosling and actual goslings, not to mention Andy Serkis as a chimpanzee and Hanawalt herself getting blood tests.

Mr. Knipscher, who is slightly more restrained, plasters ikat fabric to canvas in a way that recalls Polke, and also takes photographs of high-end shower fixtures that he prints using exhausted developing fluid; their refined, penumbral eroticism evokes the drawings of both Ingres and Hans Bellmer.

Ligplot (Laskowski and Swindells, 2011) drawings of both the known and inferred binding sites in complex with the drug are available as well (Fig. 1).

The diagram of the locality and strata (Fig.  3) as well as line-drawings of both modern and fossil leaves (Figs.  2, 4 and 6) were drawn using CorelDRAW 12.0 program, and photographs of the sampling site and specimens were combined into figures using CorelDRAW 12.0 program (Figs.  2, 3, 4, 5 and 6).

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Their most famous member is Marcel Dzama, whose drawings of mythical creatures, both humanoid and animal, recall Henry Darger's strange forays into male psychosexual fantasies.

Most recently Mr. Parker was known for his drawings of Broadway theaters, both their facades and their interior details, portraying the handsome intricacies of their designs with suggestive loops and squiggles, a kind of controlled capriciousness.

Curiously, the drawings of the humans, both parents and professionals and their settings, have been given the same sort of stiff, retro feel -- perhaps to make those 65-million-year-old reptiles seem a bit less anachronistic.

This is comprised of dozens of speculative drawings of domestic spaces, both historical and fictional, which serve to put Louis Kahn's reflections on the room into dialogue with Virginia Woolf's feminist manifesto, "A Room of One's Own".