Build this enlarging easel.

A large photograph on a little shelf-easel.

and he made a gesture toward his idle easel.

On a certain late afternoon of December, some four years after Mr. Popple's first meeting with Miss Undine Spragg of Apex, even the symbolic chafing-dish was nowhere visible in his studio; the only evidence of its recent activity being the full-length portrait of Mrs. Ralph Marvell, who, from her lofty easel and her heavily garlanded frame, faced the doorway with the air of having been invited to "receive" for Mr. Popple.

He got out of bed and paused before a makeshift easel where a drawing, taped to a board, showed a woman sitting on a park bench.

Then he carefully unwrapped it, and found it to contain a portable easel, a quantity of canvas and drawing-paper, paints and oils of every description (mostly all unknown to him) and pencils, brushes and water colors in profusion.

It is a curious fact for psychologists that he thought clearly during his backward flight, and wondered whether he should hit the chemistry cupboard or the blackboard easel.

Hendrik walked over to a heavy wooden easel.

he said, looking up, and involuntarily his eye glanced towards his own picture on the distant easel.