Sentences with phrase «make preparatory studies»

Do you make preparatory studies for your drawings?

Not exact matches

The preparatory work made possible findings which were studies rather than improvisations.

The results of these studies, which are expected to be made public by the end of the year, can be seen as preparatory work, soliciting ideas from the scientific community for the next Planetary Science Decadal Survey that is due to come out in a few years.

The correlation of an individual painting and its preparatory study takes a bit of vigorous dedication, and few may make the effort to walk back and forth between the two.

Until the mid-1950s, Moore made numerous preparatory drawings for his sculptures as well as pictorial studies of interiors and sculptures in landscape settings.

Because I Could Not Stop for Death — Anthony Panzera, Memento Mori Paintings marks the first pedagogically based presentation of the artist's studio practice, displaying each painting alongside the preparatory drawings and studies that facilitated its making.

The work in question, a preparatory study of the Schmadribach Waterfall made in the 1790s, had previously belonged to the late art critic Brian Sewell.

Included in the show, which runs through August 19, are preparatory studies, finished works, and exercises made for the artist's own enjoyment.

Drawings The drawings of Cecilia sometimes are made for preparatory study but mostly they are autonomous works which as expression join direct the sculptures; monumental and poetical.

Also, for Albrecht Schnider (b. 1958), preparatory studies in form of countless unconsciously made drawings are at the base his paintings and sculptures (Ohne Titel, 2014).

Wales, in turn, hired assistants to make detailed preparatory studies for the picture, including the British Company soldier and draftsman Robert Mabon and the Indian painter and sculptor Gangaram Chintaman Tambat.

Kröner sees the many studies and preparatory drawings Picasso made as trial runs, or rehearsals, for the final product.

It includes two other frescoes that Rivera made in New York at the time, along with studies and preparatory cartoons, documents and technical analyses.

Unlike preparatory drawings made for these sculptural works, however, Serra considers the prints to have their own classification, existing not as studies but as resolved formal and material inquiries.