Sentences with word «draughtsman»

A frequent collaborator with artists and poets, Rand has worked as draughtsman with Robert Creeley and John Ashbery and explored subjects as diverse as jazz, the Bible, and Jewish history.

Richard Hamilton described Colin Self as «the best draughtsman in England since William Blake».

A skilled draughtsman with an experienced painterly hand, he easily convinces us of the impossible — logic collapses in the narratives, beckoning various interpretations.

Examples of Draughtsman job duties are using traditional drawing methods, estimating construction costs, collaborating with other professionals in the field, following given specifications, and calculating dimensions and allowances in a precise manner.

De Kooning was a skilled draughtsman with a graceful touch that resulted in sinuous lines suggestive of volume as well as shape.

By then Grace Hartigan had returned home and had taken a job as a mechanical instrument draughtsman at an aircraft engineers; she also took evening classes in art, though she admitted that her output then showed «absolutely no talent».

Laurence Jones» hyperreal pool scenes will be joined by monochromatic pastel drawings of water sources by draughtsman Sheila Clarkson, as well as recent work by Queensland photographer Toby Burrows.

David Hockney RA, has distinguished himself throughout his long and successful career as a gifted draughtsman; his confidence and strength of line characterises his work from single line portrait studies, to large scale paintings of LA in the 60s.

Lanfranco Quadrio (Italy) and Marcel Rusu (Romania) work as traditional draughtsmen, yet both remain extremely contemporary in the formal strength and dynamism of their drawings.

Although Warhol is best known for his silkscreen prints, he was also an excellent draughtsman.

A brilliant draughtsman who works in pencil, pen, watercolour, collage, print and glitter, Jordan is inspired by the greatest cities across the globe.

For me Cezanne is a very great draughtsman.

Also on show will be hand - finished prints of New York from draughtsman Laura Jordan, as well as London printmaker Phil Shaw's New York subway series.

Paul McCarthy's large - scale oil stick drawings underline his reputation as one of the most important contemporary draughtsman.

A superb draughtsman, she adopted the methods and materials of Renaissance forebears like Piero della Francesca, assimilating them into a distinctive and thoroughly modern style of her own.

A talented draughtsman since childhood, the artist studied traditional painting technique in Iran, and was an active collaborator in Tim Rollins» K.O.S. (Kids of Survival) before attending the San Francisco Art Institute (BFA) and Stanford University (MFA.)

The exhibition will also include draughtsman Laura Jordan's highly - detailed cityscapes, which are hand - finished with collage, watercolour and glitter.

Chadwick started to work as a trainee draughtsman for architects such as Donald Hamilton, Eugen Carl Kauffman, and Rodney Thomas.

As a young man, Ball worked as an architectural draughtsman before moving to New York in -LSB-...]

Scott joined the Army in July 1942, serving firstly with the Royal Army Ordnance Corps and then as a lithographic draughtsman with the Royal Engineers.

While recuperating in hospital after being hit by a car, the young artist — already a keen draughtsman — pored over the diagrams on its pages.

For Basquiat, an avid draughtsman since childhood, paper was a transportable outlet for his visual imagination.

Behnke quotes Floyd Herman who wrote of Hine's work: «His abstractions synthesized a keen sensibility of an accomplished draughtsman with the poetry and inventive structure that linked his work to the American abstract tradition of Stuart Davis, Al Held, Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko.

An inveterate draughtsman, he chose a path that was in keeping with his personal vision, a desire to record the radiant color and light of the world around him.

Specifically calling to mind Rembrandt's celebrated black and white etchings, Rondinone modernizes the powerful yet ethereal effects of light and shade that the Dutch draughtsman reflected in drypoint and inks with a vivid three - part tonal structure: rich black at the deepest structural points and uniform charcoal grey in the middle give way to a luminescent white that evokes the piercing brightness of photographic negatives.

Numerous live acts animate The Grand Opening in collaboration with science fiction writer Nina Allan, Anja Dietmann and pianist Fion Pellacini, Pierre Huyghe, dance artist Carlos Maria Romero, live draughtsman Isobel Williams, pole dance by Ayumi LaNoire, go go dancers and more.

Numerous live acts will animate The Grand Opening in collaboration with science fiction writer Nina Allan, Anja Dietmann and pianist Fion Pellacini, Pierre Huyghe, contemporary dancer Carlos Maria Romero, live draughtsman Isobel Williams and go go dancers; and a live announcement of the climactic programme for two evenings of artistic, musical, literary and acrobatic acts in March.

Over the years the museum has built up an international collection with work by supreme draughtsmen like Ewoud van Rijn, Paul van der Eerden, Peter Feiler, Oscar de las Flores, Charles Avery, Paul Noble and Charlie Roberts — work that is the product of a specific or fantastic world view and in some cases can even be regarded as a form of automatic imagination.

As a Designer an Auto Cad Draughtsman (pantry cupboards and Office furniture) and a Site Supervisor at the Alpha Industries Head Office for Three years.

They provide an insight into Hockney's remarkable versatility, from fax machine drawings to the iPad, and confirms his gift as a true draughtsman while Abstract Expressionism was king.

His attitude to his work stood out - he was a prolific draughtsman and painter.

Hamilton was a very good graphic artist and technical draughtsman with this obsession regarding perspective.

That honor coincides with the publication of a joint book on Malani and South African draughtsman William Kentridge, as well as a stateside viewing of her video In Search of Vanished Blood at Galerie Lelong.

«I'm a qualified draughtsman in building construction and I can speak four languages — Swiss German, German, English and French.»

Chief Draughtsman, Martin - Baker Aircraft Co. Ltd..

Throughout the book, Speed offers the reader historical backgrounds, dynamic aspects which each technique brings to a work of art, and specific exercises through which the young draughtsman may begin his training.

He made thousands of drawings to communicate these ideas and was a remarkable draughtsman, who could draw two separate sketches at the same time, one with each hand.

A supremely talented and diligent draughtsman, he became one of the youngest artists to be included in the stable of the prestigious ACA Gallery in 1936, and also showed with the Bombshell Group at the Riverside Museum in 1942.

Rubens was a great and varied draughtsman.

As Gottlieb recalled, «Avery was a wonderful draughtsman.

He volunteered for active duty in World War I and, after sustaining an injury, continued to help with the war effort as a cartographer and a medical draughtsman.

Oscar Cahen made many drawings incorporating abstract expressionist and surrealist elements, but the most talented and prolific figurative draughtsman was Harold Town, who created a thoroughly independent series of drawings.

For Sense of Soane exhibition 2011 Elected Member of the Royal Academy of Arts (RA) in the category of Engravers, Printmakers & Draughtsmen V&A Acquisition Prize, The Discerning Eye exhibition, Mall Galleries, London Intaglio Printmaker Prize, Bite National Print Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London Society of Wood Engravers» Award, Bite National Print Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London

Over the next half - century, Johns developed a reputation as an exceptional draughtsman and printmaker, his work continually re-examining the motifs he first took up in the 1950s.

Neither a pure colorist like Noland, nor a pure painter like Olitski, she is an expressionist, sculptor — draughtsman type, like Picasso, David Smith or Pollock, who constantly returns to the human figure, and who knows how to make paint serve the artistic will.

The Austrian artist Egon Schiele (1890 — 1918) was a prolific and provocative draughtsman.

An urban sketchbook by a virtuoso draughtsman, All My Photographs Are Made with Pens follows the international success of Kane's first book, An... go to book page >>

Thomas Schütte is a German sculptor and draughtsman born in 1954 in Oldenburg, Germany.