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• His main media are paintings stuck on buildings, black chalk drawings, and serigraphs.
• And one of these is a black chalk portrait of Pontormo.
• On the wall outside, children using black chalk have drawn a helicopter dropping bombs.
• Artists sought more gestural qualities, for which graphite, red and black chalk were better suited.
• In 1887, he sketched this drawing onto a piece of paper with black chalk and ink.
• Most are executed in ink or black chalk, unobtrusive media that have further mellowed with time.
• Heinsius produced a great number of oil paintings, as well as miniatures and drawings in black chalk.
• Raphael " did " make a black chalk drawing of Bembo during Bembo's visit to Urbino in 1506.
• But his innovative layering of red and black chalk, eventually to be augmented by white, is already in place.
• When the showers let up, I scribble a sketch in charcoal or black chalk to hold onto what I'm seeing.
• The 17-inch-by-10-inch ( 43-centimeter-by-25-centimeter ) drawing on cream-colored paper was made using black chalk, brush and brown wash with incised lines.
• The 17-by-10-inch ( 43-by-25-centimeter ) drawing on cream-colored paper was made using black chalk, brush and brown wash with incised lines.
• Mia N . Weiner pre-empts the Mannerist field with a suave study of a head in black chalk recently attributed to Bronzino.
• Slightly yellowed by time, the charcoal and black chalk drawings surfaced three years ago in an antique shop outside that southern city.
• In 2007, two black chalk sketches of this cavern by Wright were auctioned with an estimated price of about 40, 000 pounds.
• He left unfinished a large cartoon in black chalk of the Dead Christ in the bosom of Mary, with John and the Magdalene.
• He first attracted notice by his skill in drawing portraits in black chalk, many of these being published in lithography by Richard James Lane.
• His red and black chalk drawings, probably taken from life, meticulously record the cracks and other damage, making no attempt to complete missing details.
• Nearly all of them have modest dimensions and are drawn in pen in brown ink, sometimes over traces of a sketch in black chalk.
• The three go from a luscious watercolor of foliage reflected in water to a 1911 black chalk " Tree " that edges toward abstraction.