Sentence examples for drawings on which from inspiring English sources
The simplest prints were made from ink monochrome drawings, on which the artist sometimes noted suggestions for colour.
The look of Alice, for one thing, merits a book of its own, as she slowly morphs from the full-skirted, large-headed miss of John Tenniel's original drawings (on which nobody has improved) to Disney's simpering cartoon of 1951.
Other standouts include Rosemarie Trockel's rendering of a Jacqueline Kennedy-like beauty with horns; a stunning early drawing made of soot by Lee Bontecou Franzz West's postcard-size depictions of the vaudeville stage; and the art-and-artist-filled collage drawings on which Lucy McKenzie and Paulina Olowska collaborated.
Forgetting the Hand (open through February 20) features a series of drawings on which the men collaborated.
The modelling procedure of the fossil cephalopod is based on line drawings on which successive cross-sections were fitted.
In the "Puppet Drawings" collages on which these tapestries are based, the porters are made from pieces of thick, seemingly torn dark paper hinged together with small, circular pins.
Of considerable artistic merit, the drawings on ostraca, which are usually coloured, depict scenes from nature and everyday life or scenes in which animals seem to parody human actions (it has been conjectured that the latter illustrated popular fables).
Like the Munich collection, many of the works are drawings on paper, which were found piled on top of each other on two shelves, including sketches by Rodin and woodcuts by Emil Nolde.
Surreal drawings on rocks, which may be anything from 200 to 10,000 years old, are thought to display visions experienced by Nama people when in a state of trance brought about by shamanic healing dances.
These later works also overshadowed her earlier net drawings and paintings, on which the performances and installations were based.
The focus of pilot test II was on the pain drawings for which reason no spinal pain data is available.
