Examples from literature
- His draughtsmanship depends, as must of course all draughtsmanship, very largely upon memory.
- His object was form, and his special talent was for draughtsmanship rather than for colour.
- In the matter of draughtsmanship, few men have so sure a hand, an instinct so unerring.
- It lacks only in those qualities of draughtsmanship which come with practice and experience.
- The last-named artist, while essentially weak in draughtsmanship, yet possesses the higher quality of noble colour in the fullest degree.
