Sentence examples for indian drawings from inspiring English sources

PAGE C1 A Trio Picks Jazz Over Firewood C6 The World of Satyajit Ray C9 Tale of a Stockbroker in Training C9 Jefferson's Brick and Mortar C23 INDIAN DRAWINGS AT THE MET The Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Living Line: Selected Indian Drawings From the Subhash Kapoor Gift" is a supernaturally beautiful exhibition of drawings by Indian miniaturists of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

In ink recto: Indian Drawings near Kanab Utah.

A skilled draftsman himself, Mr. Welch was noted in particular for his concern with Indian drawings, an especially neglected genre.

A lot of Asian and Indian drawings are obsessed with the notion of fire coming from the skies in the form of chariots or vehicles.

In the United States, a man was arrested in Utah last year for writing "I love you, Wendy" on a sandstone wall bearing ancient American Indian drawings.

But the bulk of the donations were a set of drawings from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries that Mr. Kapoor gave to the museum in 2008 and were the subject of an exhibition in 2009, "Living Line: Selected Indian Drawings From the Subhash Kapoor Gift".

To a mix of mostly well-known outsiders and folk artists living and dead, it adds Chinese scholars' rocks, some wonderful American Indian ledger drawings and the tantric abstractions of the Indian artist Acharya Vyakul (1930-2000).

This show firmly places Traylor's art where it belongs, in a tradition of abbreviated figuration that runs the length of human existence and across all cultures, from cave paintings, through Cycladic and African sculpture and American Indian ledger drawings, to Paul Klee's high-strung creatures and George Herriman's Krazy Kat.

A room displaying a series of Indian ink drawings made by the artist feeling his teeth with his tongue.

At Topps, his cartoon style evolved through contact with contemporaries like Art Spiegelman; other influences range from kitschy western tourist art to Plains Indians' ledger drawings and the outsider artist Henry Darger; more recently, ersatz desert landscapes painted on Sunbelt campers and mailboxes have figured in.

Working primarily out of their home here, they sell Indian paintings and drawings by old masters.