Sentence examples for drawings of human from inspiring English sources

It includes traditional works like finely rendered, close views of woven fabric by Stefanie Victor and smooth, much enlarged drawings of human navels by Susan D'Amato.

These range from the uncanny (drawings of human skulls or a "Study for Freud's Desk and Chair," 2000) to the bombastic ("Study for French Bomb Test XL," 2004).

For example, T'magazin oft' pac-huys der loffelijcker pennconst (1616; "Stock of the Warehouse of Commendable Penmanship"), produced in Antwerp by David Roelands, includes calligraphic drawings of human and mythical figures, animals, ships, birds, monsters, and ornate initials; the book is more a display of what can be done with such penwork than it is a copybook.

Within eyeshot, for instance, are two striking works from different eras: a plaster corset by Frida Kahlo, the first time this particular one has been shown in a private gallery, and an intense collection of graphite drawings of human skulls and limbs, inspired by the book of Genesis, by the contemporary Israeli artist Dana Harel.

Finally, the "Drawings of Guiding and Pulling" (Daoyin tu 導引圖) is a series of forty-four drawings of human figures performing exercises, some with captions.

Hands are strange, as we're reminded in these touchy-feely drawings of human appendages paired with plants by San Francisco-based scientific illustrator Noel Badges Pugh.

A: Drawings of humans and our ancestors illustrate the general outline of human ancestry, about which there is considerable agreement, even if new discoveries continually add to the complexity of the account.

I took a few days recently to look through the year's rough sketches and found what I think are the best and worst drawings of humans I did in the past year.

In 1930, while laid up with a sprained leg, Brooks began a series of more than 100 drawings of humans, angels, demons, animals, and monsters, all formed out of continuous curved lines.

Set on a special high-frequency vibrating table, the pencil-like material of the skeleton "draws" itself onto Vellum paper, creating abstract drawings of the human figure Batle calls Ash Dances.

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