Sentence examples for intense drawings from inspiring English sources

There, a stark plywood coffin and several intense drawings of a woman on her deathbed bring the cycle to a close.

She would have been the one doing those intense drawings while everyone else was working out how to become the new Tracey, the next Damien.

Mr. Kentridge, well known abroad if not here, has become one of South Africa's most prolific postapartheid chroniclers by dint of his talents as a writer, filmmaker, set designer, theater director, puppeteer and creator of intense drawings that he makes into animated films.

They included her support of the Chicago Imagists' funky pop in the late 60's and early 70's, Wolfli's complex oeuvre and, more recently, the psychologically intense drawings of the Seattle-based artist Marilee Stiles Stern, who suffers from dissociative identity disorder, what used to be known as multiple-personality disorder.

Its most passionate fan was Michelangelo, who found a mirror image of his own intense charcoal drawings of male backs.

Wright also shows intense, fascinating drawings for a mural he's made at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.

Before the diagnosis of her disease, she produced a series of intense quasi-erotic drawings.

Colorful, rhythmical, intense and soulful, the drawings look like an unstable blend of Cubism, Fauvism, and folk art.

Within eyeshot, for instance, are two striking works from different eras: a plaster corset by Frida Kahlo, the first time this particular one has been shown in a private gallery, and an intense collection of graphite drawings of human skulls and limbs, inspired by the book of Genesis, by the contemporary Israeli artist Dana Harel.

Even though I was traumatized by the story and images, it was the best thing I'd ever seen; Robertson's raw-power drawings of intense action, over-the-top emotion were exceedingly violent and savage.

And Packer Schopf has a focused presentation on Lee Groban (1947-2011), a self-taught Chicago artist whose intense oeuvre includes comic-psychedelic drawings and a 5,000-page 5,000-page "A Curepicr Insomnia".