Sentence examples for slight drawings from inspiring English sources

Beckmann, the great Expressionist painter, is represented by two rather slight drawings and a watercolor, all done after his forced exile from Germany in 1937 as a "degenerate" artist.

But, just as Hollywood concepts have a way of evolving, the Westin that has gone up bears only a slight resemblance to the drawings.

There's a slight waviness to his drawings that becomes distinctive and then overtakes his work as the condition grows worse and the artist's mastery of his craft becomes more complete.

Moretti's models and drawings are relatively slight and fragile and are inserted into what might have been a daunting hall, yet they make one of the better-looking architecture shows of recent times.

Jeanne Verdoux's three tiny wall pieces make effective use of the slightest and smallest of line drawings.

"I know it runs counter to everything else these days, where the mandate is to inflate the slightest thing, but in my drawings I strive for the beauty of ellipsis that I find in Debussy or in Count Basie".

Onstage were three urns, the middle one labeled "Hundreds of Thousands," which could serve as a slight exaggeration of the number of drawings produced by the artist.

Draw several gesture drawings.

The lines are reminiscent of Sol LeWitt's wall drawings; these works feel like a slight rebuke of Minimalism's turn away from the human form.

Sitting in the Olive Tree, a dark room with stained-glass windows, line drawings and a screen showing silent films, Mr. Dworman, a slight man with glasses hanging off the neck of his sweater, took little credit for the Cellar's success.

However, even the most beloved of artists have their critics and one slight levelled at Blake is the consistently upbeat nature of his drawings.