51.   His drawings are valuable chiefly for the light they shed on his writings.

52.   His later drawings are so hyper-refined, they suggest Ingres high on Cubism.

53.   His zany drawings are in effect visual aids.

54.   In her universe, a drawing can even be the glittering web hanging in a corner of her office, a construction of tiny silver chains by Jim Hodges.

55.   In this case, these drawings have been together for generations.

56.   Information is succinct and well-written, and the drawings are clear.

57.   Many drawings are mere sketches, even doodles, but a few strike chords.

58.   Many artists are people Herter has known for many years, such as George A. Dudley, whose drawings were in a recent show.

59.   Maybe the drawings of tanks are cathartic, a release of fear and anxiety expressing a desire to talk about what still hovers over everyone.

60.   More startling are his drawings.