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sketch

[skech] / skɛtʃ /




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The show, which is deftly curated by Federico Varese and Jessica Douthwaite, brings together an array of personal possessions, alongside annotated manuscripts, field notes, family photographs, school reports, sketches and correspondence.

From The Wall Street Journal

It had his notebooks, pens, plastic baggie full of chalk, sketch pads.

From Literature

This image, of a young woman with dreams, goals and a few foibles, is what historian William J. Mann sketches in his sensitive new book, “Black Dahlia: Murder, Monsters, and Madness in Midcentury Hollywood.”

From Los Angeles Times

Separating myth from reality is a challenge, but avid researchers have managed to sketch the outlines of a life.

From Los Angeles Times

The incident was alluded to on “Weekend Update,” and egregiously missing from a news panel sketch that specifically talked about incidents in Minneapolis.

From Los Angeles Times