Sentence examples for drawings of objects from inspiring English sources

Graphite drawings of objects like a skull ring and an inverted American flag yield further allusions to metal culture.

The works illustrate Guston's turbulent "tug-of-war" between what he called his "pure" abstract drawings and his drawings of objects.

For about an hour, she looked at an overhead screen that cycled through a hundred and forty-four line drawings of objects: a cat, a butterfly, a lamp.

But it is in the anthropomorphic drawings of objects and the proposals for monuments, begun in the 1960's, that Mr. Oldenburg is seen at the very top of his talent.

The ubiquitous photographic prankster Vik Muniz turns up here with a set of photographs of "drawings" of objects like a running faucet or a suitcase that could have been made of thread but are in fact made of bent and twisted wire.

There is a heart-breaking yearning in these pencil and watercolour drawings of objects that evoke memories of her parents, Fay somehow trying to conjure her mother through Mary's powder compact, the Welsh blanket she had slept in or the Staffordshire tea cup that Fay's maternal grandmother gave her and which she feels Mary had used too.

In combination, our findings highlight that the results previously obtained with line-drawings of objects, for example, the lack of asymmetric size effects on explicit memory tests, do not necessarily generalize to color photos of objects.

This was achieved by manipulating the degree to which line-drawings of objects appeared suddenly or not by including abrupt and ramped onset tasks, and comparing two subgroups presumed to differ only in their performance on motion coherence ability - a task considered to be representative of dorsal stream functioning.

A pamphlet for the show has a section with drawings of modern objects next to blank boxes, so that younger visitors can sketch their old-time counterparts from the objects on display.

Next, explain that students will be working individually to create realistic drawings of everyday objects using perspective.

They took out a sketchbook and pencil and silently began to make drawings of the objects around them.