B. BOWLEND, | | | | Draughtsman & Designer | | | |

B. BOWLEND, | | | | Draughtsman & Designer; | | | |

B. BOWLEND, | | | | Draughtsman & Designer; | | | |

B. BOWLEND, | | | | Draughtsman & Designer, | | | |

"All out of whack, you see," explained the draughtsman; "but here are my points, Gilly.

I can draw as well, am a better draughtsman, maybe, but I haven't got the ideas.

Skeleton forms Sly, draughtsman Smith, Rev. R. Smith, father-in-law of G.B.A., and Mrs Smith, Smith, the Misses Smith, sisters of Richarda Airy, Susanna; Elizabeth; Georgiana; Florence; Caroline Smith, Archibald Smith, M., pupil Smith's Prizes Smyth, Capt. W.H. Smyth, Piazzi Societies, &c., Elections to (see Elections) Solar Eclipses (see Eclipses)

Artist N. artist; painter, limner, drawer, sketcher, designer, engraver; master, old master; draftsman, draughtsman; copyist, dauber, hack; enamel, enameler, enamelist; caricaturist.

Even if this were fact, it proves nothing, as the Cape of Good Hope must have been inserted merely by the fancy of the draughtsman.

" A draughtsman is also mentioned, and one is recommended who was on the Bellona and was willing to go out, ranking as schoolmaster; he did join Cook after a time.

He also says that Cook had been to the Tower to try to secure a draughtsman, and towards the end of the letter applies for the instruments necessary to carry on the operations.

Now the shrewd and able tribe of advertising managers do not pay to any but a master-draughtsman the prices which "J.T."with an arrow transfixing the initialsgets; and Julien was as deft and rapid as he was skillful.

We are perfectly astonished how any draughtsman, at least how such a critic as M. Rio, can look at the early Italian painters without tracing everywhere in them the classic touch, the peculiar tendency to mathematic curves in the outlines, which is the distinctive peculiarity of Greek art.

Michelangelo's magnificent cartoon of Leda and the Swan, if it falls short of some similar subject in some gabinetto segreto of antique fresco, does assuredly not do so because the draughtsman's hand faltered in pious dread or pious aspiration.

Great as he was as sculptor, painter, architect, he was only perfect and impeccable as draughtsman.

It is easy to apply this analysis in succession to any draughtsman who has style.

Speaking broadly, the reed and the quill, red and black chalk, or matita, were the vehicles of Michelangelo's expression as a draughtsman.

The draughtsman has indicated only one bow, bent with fury by an old man in the background.

"Dante took great delight in music, and was an excellent draughtsman," says Aretino, his second biographer; and Boccaccio reports, that in his youth he took great pleasure in music, and was the friend of all the best musicians and singers of his time.

We headed for the E.G.A. It was just at this point that there occurred one of those little incidents so dear to the comic draughtsman, but less popular with "us."

The Form of Our Statutes; Need of Authorized Revisions; Reforms Recommended; Indexing and Arrangement; Need of a Parliamentary Draughtsman; Recommendations of the State Librarians; Purpose of this Book.

The head of the "Light of the World" is worthy in this respect to be placed beside Raphael and Da Vinci; and the "Ophelia" of Hughes, though inexcusably incorrect in the figure, has a refinement of drawing in the face, and especially in the lines of the open, chanting mouth, which no draughtsman of the French school can equal.

DANIELL, WILLIAM, an eminent draughtsman; spent his early life in India; author of "Oriental Scenery," in six folio vols.

KEMP, GEORGE MEIKLE, architect, born in Moorfoot, Peeblesshire; bred a millwright, became a draughtsman, studied Gothic architecture, and designed the Scott Monument in Edinburgh; was drowned one evening in the Union Canal before the work was finished (1796-1844).

No black-and-white draughtsman of our time, no wood-cutter, etcher, or line-engraver, worked with slower deliberation.