Sentence examples for maps and drawings from inspiring English sources

Black-and-white photographs, paintings, maps and drawings ground this book in time and place.

Old maps and drawings show a military fortification with a stone tower at about the same location.

There is also an exhibition, through Aug. 29, with photographs, maps and drawings related to the development of Hunts Point in the Bronx and Greenpoint in Brooklyn.

Two days before Christmas, in Weiss/Manfredi's garment district office, a team worked into the evening under pinned-up contour maps and drawings.

It displays some of the finest examples of early American portraiture, paintings of nautical battles (some of which yielded colorful proclamations), uniforms, a model ship, videos from the History channel, maps and drawings, early American flags and a few historical documents.

The designated objects are in custody of the Inō Tadataka Memorial Hall in Katori, Chiba, and include 787 maps and drawings, 569 documents and records, 398 letters, 528 books, and 63 utensils such as surveying instruments.

Curated by Jean-Paul Maitinsky, the museum's assistant director for exhibitions and programs, and by Amy Lipton, a guest curator, the show juxtaposes 19th-century maps, paintings and drawings from the museum's collection with paintings, sculpture, photography, video and installation art by 24 contemporary artists.

Making prodigious use of maps, prints and drawings of the period, Longstaffe-Gowan, who is a landscape architect, creates a fascinating portrait of the slender, often brick-walled gardens that lay, and still lie, behind London's town houses, the kind of garden where Lady Bellaston might have tried to entertain a reluctant Tom Jones.

In addition, the National Archives features a number of maps, plans and drawings of various public location in Malta, as well as photography work on royal celebrations and reconstruction work.

If the author provides secondary material like maps, charts, and drawings, always consider how they support or contribute to the book's themes.

In situ interactions with maps and technical drawings are common practice in urbanisation.