Příklady drapery

• The book concludes with yet another rhetorical dialogue between interlocutors representing conventional interest groups, including the manufacturer of new draperies, the old-fashioned broadcloth clothier, a landowner's bailiff, and a farmer.

• The basic positioning of the drapery is accomplished, and all these are more or less carried to the same stage.

• Finally, drapery was to be simple and bereft of texture or local detail.

• The round-headed chisel was used somewhat on the hair and on the drapery at the back in conjunction with the flat chisel.

• The tool had flatter teeth than the one used at the back of the drapery.

• One important quality of drapery is its opacity - in other words, its lack of transparency.

• Two speakers were placed out of site, behind the drapery on each side of the monitor.

• The autonomous and emancipated character of drapery strains the movement of the eyes, compelling the viewer's gaze into the deep cavities formed in the fabric.

• In the mid sixteenth century, a new view of drapery that would eventually free it from its realism was accepted.

• The relationship of drapery to the underlying structure is clearly of fundamental significance and leads to a clearer distinction between tailored and draped architecture.

• The figure and much of the drapery facing the front is polished, while other parts of the statue are unfinished.

• Abrasives of several levels of fineness were used to polish the figure and the polished portions of the drapery.

• Facial expressions became suitably harsh and drapery appropriately modest.

• I pointed out that in many nursing homes there are still draperies and hangings which spread disease.

• Why should individuals who hold up land be subject to a penal tax any more than individuals who hold up, let us say, draperies or groceries?