Sentence examples for of the draftsman from inspiring English sources

In meetings with clients, Mr. Alesch plays the part of the draftsman and Ms. Standefer the production designer.

There are also cartoons that serve not just to make a political point but also to display the academic training and sheer artistry of the draftsman, like Arthur Szyk's "Palestine Restricted" (1944).

To that end, Mr. Varela devised a space framed by black felt-covered walls onto which enlarged archival images of sketches and preparatory drawings are projected in a continuous loop, a reminder that the craft of the jeweler is born out of the art of the draftsman.

"This was a very slick operation and the role of the draftsman [planner] was vital to get the detail exactly right," Barry Phillips, chairman of the newly reinstated Flying Squad Association, the Met branch that deals with bank heists and robberies, said.

His genius lay in the light touch of the draftsman, not the heavy hand of the professional printmaker.

If I can explain procedurally and very briefly, the Social Affairs Committee voted on Monday evening at the same time as the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy and, with the agreement of the draftsman, I have taken over some of his proposals and put them down in my own political group's name.

In the spirit of Fox Talbot's manifesto for photography, "The Pencil of Nature," the photographers of the mid-century saw themselves as technicians of truth, light-years ahead of the draftsmen who had created the classic, multi-volume "Description de l'Égypte," which was published between 1809 and 1828.

One of the draftsmen, Emanuela Cosi, studied every instance of the waltz on film and drew out hard sketches so that animators could better understand the dancers' movements.

On loan from the National Gallery of Scotland, "The Draftsman's Art: Master Drawings From the National Gallery of Scotland" includes portraits, nudes, landscapes and historical subjects by European artists from the 15th through the 19th century.

- (PT) I must start by thanking the members and staff of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality and the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy for their support and valuable contributions, particularly through their proposals on this report which enabled its unanimous approval.

Like Mr Purvis, the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, whom I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate, I believe that this regulation represents progress for both producers and consumers of detergents.