Sentence examples for prints drawing from inspiring English sources

Beatriz Milhazes, a Brazilian painter, makes vibrant, patterned paintings and prints drawing on a variety of popular Brazilian decorative motifs.

"When people come to Maine and spend long periods here, they take themselves off the beaten path," said Aprile Gallant, curator of prints, drawing and photography at the Portland Museum.

Medium: Prints, drawing and animation.

Youngsters will discover the answer through stories and photographs inspired by the exhibition "Vivian Cherry: A Working Street Photographer," tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Prints, Drawing and Photographs Gallery, second floor, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 200 Eastern Parkway, at Prospect Park.

It includes more than 90 paintings, drawings, rare books and prints drawn from collections nationally, along with a keenly researched catalog with entries by Dutch art scholars.

The present exhibition, mostly vintage prints, draws together almost 50 of the artist's electrically inspired images.

In Turbeville's show, at the Staley-Wise Gallery, in SoHo, there are twenty-one digital prints drawn from a new book, "Deborah Turbeville: The Fashion Pictures".

Forty prints drawn from the collection's works by photographers born or working in Scotland are at the Forbes Magazine Galleries in Greenwich Village.

Designers of chromolithographic prints drew all the elements text and image as one piece of artwork; freed from the technical restraints of letterpress printing, they could invent fanciful ornaments and lettering styles at will.

Though the prints draw you in, and the optical sensations make you think about the act of looking as much as what you see, their power diminishes as soon as you leave them.

In this show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints (drawn from the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts), valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.