Sentence examples for marvellous drawing from inspiring English sources

Dürer's marvellous drawing of a rhinoceros, an animal he had never seen, also stands out, partly because it is so nicely hyped by MacGregor, as a symbol of human ingenuity to match the Rosetta stone.

Michelangelo's Dream was one of the greatest – yet smallest – of shows, centring on that marvellous drawing of a winged figure blowing a soundless trumpet into the mind of a sleeper whose head is haloed with visions: infinite riches in a little room.

Surreal Encounters: Collecting the Marvellous draws from four collections directly linked to the exhibition 80 years ago and includes works from the London show; it also aims to reappraise the sometimes undervalued place of surrealism in Britain.

Chapters on the conflicts in Angola and the Horn of Africa lead on to a marvellous account, drawn from Russian diplomatic archives, of the second great Kremlin miscalculation: the invasion of Afghanistan on Christmas Day, 1979.

"I always knew that this show would speak to this audience and it's marvellous it has drawn in such a diverse audience," said Mackintosh.

"He draws these marvellous vignettes.

Giroud drew a marvellous save out of Habsi with a header and, in the scramble that followed, Liam Moore cleared off the line.

He wriggles to everyone's rescue until, one fateful day, a crow descends (drawn with marvellous menace) and he ends up as a slave to a lizard magician.

How many marvellous layers does this drawing have?

At once a language and a thing, drawing is as marvellous and mysterious as it can be plain and clear.

Marden, as a marvellous recent retrospective at MOMA proved, has since reclaimed for disciplined abstraction a repertoire of tensile drawing and eloquent color.