diagrammatic drawing

The last piece in this exhibition, an abstract diagrammatic drawing from 1968, indicates a move toward conceptualism.

Around these shapes flow quantities of quick diagrammatic drawing in black Magic Marker.

The refined lines suggest a diagrammatic drawing of both recognizable, referential structures, and also more abstracted forms.

There are useful 'orbats'; a good selection of photos includes portraits, museum exhibits, contemporary diagrammatic drawings of wagons, artillery pieces, Gatlings; and groups taken at the time.

Kunz, who had no formal art training, began making her diagrammatic drawings when, in her mid-40's, she set herself up as an independent artist, healer and researcher in alternative medicine.

There are visual riches here beyond the color plates: a pen-and-ink sketch of Bearden's grandparents' home, in which he was born, as well as illustrated letters, cartoons and diagrammatic drawings.

Most interesting of all is a diagrammatic drawing of the cosmos, showing heaven, earth and the mysterious land of Shambala, an Eden accessible only to the pure of heart.

Studying the diagrammatic drawings and painted studies in this show - the first to bring together all works from the series - you can sense Smith's excitement as he worked out permutations of his system like a brainstorming mathematician.

Ward Shelley's "Cranes Timeline" is a diagrammatic drawing depicting the evolutionary path of cranes, from the emergence on land of the amniotic egg, through the age of dinosaurs to modern birds.

From 1917 come a series of diaphanous diagrammatic drawings about women, distantly reminiscent of Picabia, including "Journee," "Meres/Fin" and "Dieu Protege les Amants" ("God Protects Lovers").

'Drawing the Perfect Game' Clementine 526 West 26th Street Chelsea Through May 13 Conceptual Art, which is so often an art of pure information, has always had a special place for the diagrammatic drawing, the drawing that presents the known in a new, visually thrilling way.

Looking at the poster show, in conjunction with the show at Tonkonow, where Mr. Weiner's elegant hand and exacting attention to detail is evident in loosely diagrammatic drawings for posters, one becomes convinced that whatever the philosophical interest of his work, he has surely evolved into a superior formalist.