Sentence examples for linear drawings from inspiring English sources

She is best known for linear drawings that suggest perspectival Agnes Martins floating in fourth dimension.

Calder, who translated his fluidly linear drawings into wire sculptures of people and animals in the 1920's, was converted to abstraction by a visit to Mondrian's studio.

Martin Ramirez, whose elegantly patterned, linear drawings of cowboys, trains, tunnels and mountain landscapes can be found at several booths, was hospitalized for most of his adult life.

This task developed his skill for linear drawings, which he would use to produce some of the finest architectural renderings of his time.

And between the two comes a sublime ensemble of linear drawings from the 1970s by the Pakistan-born Indian artist Nasreen Mohamedi (1937-90), accompanied by a few of Ms. Mohamedi's tiny, handwritten notebooks.

Looking at the paintings of this period, as well as at the extraordinarily prehensile linear drawings in ink and the gossamer colored-pencil drawings of friends, lovers and luminaries like Andy Warhol and W. H. Auden, you get the exhilarating feeling of an artist on a roll who can do no wrong.

Works by Monsiel, a Frenchman who in the 1940's produced intricately detailed, elegantly linear pencil drawings featuring men with big mustaches, are especially worth seeking out, at the Safian and Henry Boxer booths.

For pure linear intensity, Il Lee's drawings cannot be bettered.

Mutually influential and highly eclectic, they combined, especially in their drawings, the linear tensions of Italian Mannerism with bold contrasts of light and shade.

This sensibility initially came through in her photographs of Islamic architecture and urban signage, and later in linear pencil and ink drawings on graph paper, which suggest receding perspectives and lifting-off futuristic forms.

Flaxman himself, in the two-dimensional linear abstraction of his drawings, a two-dimensionality implying rejection of Renaissance perspective and seen for instance in the expressive purity of "Penelope's Dream" (1792 93), had important repercussions throughout Europe.