His genius lay in the light touch of the draftsman, not the heavy hand of the professional printmaker.
The diversity of the readings of these archetypal themes sketched out above, of dream and trauma, birth and death, means that one could easily fill a whole library— a "bibliotheca gigeriana," albeit fictitious for the time being on the draftsman, painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and designer H.R. Giger.
They range from the basic No. 2 (named in a system devised by David Thoreau, father of transcendental pencil enthusiast Henry David Thoreau), to mechanical pencils for the exacting draftsman.
An architect, a Lt. Commander in the Navy during World War II, and now in the Naval Reserve, was approached last week by his head draftsman, also in the Reserve, with the news that a Lt. Commander at Navy headquarters Downtown, had telephoned & urged the draftsman to volunteer for service.
By Hobart G. Weekes and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 5, 1950 P. 16 An architect, a Lt. Commander in the Navy during World War II, and now in the Naval Reserve, was approached last week by his head draftsman, also in the Reserve, with the news that a Lt. Commander at Navy headquarters Downtown, had telephoned & urged the draftsman to volunteer for service.
Seeking money damages of $1 — to make a point about accountability — Mr. Padilla sued John Yoo, the draftsman of legal policies for the Bush war on terrorism.
Deane authored two books, "Figure Drawing in the Academy Tradition 1890-1998" and the "Draftsman's Handbook: A Resource and Study Guide for Drawing from Life" which he also illustrated.
"Bernd is the draftsman," Mr. Zega said.
As a director, Buntrock could relate to Seurat the draftsman.
Two other existing Jaquet Droz automatons are called The Draftsman and The Pianist.
