Sentence examples for the draftsman's from inspiring English sources

The continued influence of the Powers Report is an example of what lawyer's call the draftsman's advantage.

The draftsman's pen strokes convey a sense of movement in the archangel while still managing to suggest a sculptural volume.

In the early 15th century the international Soft Style of the period still largely predominated over the draftsman's individual "handwriting".

At the Frick Collection there was "The Draftsman's Art: Master Drawings From the National Gallery of Scotland," a show that included drawings by Leonardo of a dog's paw.

They flocked to the show of the design team As Four, above far left, whose construction was inspired by the draftsman's French curve.

* "THE DRAFTSMAN'S ART: MASTER DRAWINGS FROM THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF SCOTLAND," Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, Manhattan, (212) 288-0700 (through Feb. 25).

The switch from bliss in the sketch to a wan smile intended to express distress in the painting reduces the masterful draftsman's portrait to a conventional sweetie pie face in the altarpiece that stands in the chapel of Eleonora di Toledo in the Palazzo Vecchio.

"I am only a reporter," he has claimed, but the Iranian draftsman's allegorical depictions of power, violence, and censorship offer something richer and more subjectively complex than simple reportage.

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).

There is what may be the most lyrical bronze-plated cast-iron bank teller grill ever designed, a tour de force by the draftsman George Grant Elmslie for Louis H. Sullivan's National Farmers Bank, a 1908 masterpiece in Owatonna, Minn.

But the focus of the room is his draftsman's desk and reclining chair, from which he commands a spectacular 180-degree view of the coastline from Oceanside to Mexico.