There are impressive drawings by lesser-known Neue Sachlichkeit artists, like Karl Hubbuch and Erich Wegner, as well as by Hans Bellmer, Jörg Immendorff and Rosemarie Trockel.
Among the several projects shown in this section -- none were built -- are impressive drawings for the Assembly Rooms in Bath, the Roman-style English city.
Her works depict an inner world of dreams and fantasy, often with a strong sexual undercurrent, as revealed in two very impressive drawings showing here; each depicts two immense nude figures embracing.
Among the impressive graphite drawings by Leydenfrost is a God's-eye view of Washington, overlaid by glowing, semitransparent target circles and white arrows pointing out escape routes in case of atomic attack.
Held at the Royal Palace, it will include some of his most important paintings – such as the Dreyfus Madonna – and an impressive selection of drawings.
He set up the Russian Avantgarde Heritage Preservation Foundation, built up an impressive archive of drawings, models and publications, and bought one of Melnikov's workers' clubs.
Intended to show off the Morgan's impressive collection of Venetian drawings, the exhibition, "Tiepolo, Guardi, and Their World: Eighteenth-Century Venetian Drawings," is dominated by the father-and-son team of Giambattista and Domenico Tiepolo.
Through Sept. 13 This impressive group of 200 drawings dates from the mid-1970's to the late 90's.
Marsh's drawings are impressive, too, among them the lively "Girls on a Boardwalk" (1947), three breezy figures in blowing skirts against a backdrop of New York Harbor.
To 15 Sep (turnercontemporary.org) Critic's Choice Oxford's Ashmolean Museum shows off its impressive collection of Master Drawings (till 18 Aug), with works by Michelangelo, Titian, Rembrandt, Goya, Blake, Turner, Degas, Hockney….
Although the gallery has impressive holdings in prints, drawings, photography, the decorative arts and especially sculpture, it is not an encyclopedic museum like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and others across the nation.
