In connexion with these special tables, book-stands or easels for keeping a number of books open at once will be found useful.
The book easels shown below are the best form yet devised.
Sidenote: The bastard Fauconbridge before London with an armie.
This Artist has five Studios, each of them full of easelsand thrones.
It repulsed her, and she had to fall back on the easels and their burdens.
Several of the easels had been upset, and there was much confusion when we entered.
To my astonishment the stout man was doing just as he was bid, and was pacifying the women students and straightening up their easels and stools.
Having once some very large lights to paint, against time, the friends in whose shop I was to work (wishing to give me every advantage and to save time), had had special easels made to take in the main part of each light at once.
But it is in easels that improvement seems most wanted and would be most easy, and here I really must tell you a story.
Jack was pushing back the easels and pictures to make room for it when Sam entered.
The two easels were placed side by side in the centre of the room, and on Philip's stood the unfinished portrait.
The reader remembers that Dora had placed, side by side, in her poor room, the twoeasels that had so stood in Philip's studio.
Others, attached to a rope depending from the ceiling, were swung at a perilous rate across the atelier, dodging easels in their flight.
Gorgeously apparelled, she would glide into a studio, overturn all the easels that she could reach, and then shriek with laughter over the havoc and consternation that she had created.
And either of these easels will be perfectly satisfactory to use in the house.
Don't get one of the various three-legged folding easels which cost about seventy-five cents or a dollar.
Just before noon the forest ofeasels swayed slightly beneath a breeze of excitement.
Paletta twisted her head so as to peer through the forest of easels at the last speaker.
The body of the house," to speak ecclesiastically, is cumbered with easels and the usual chaotic impedimenta of painters.
This is the West-End dealer: he throws himself into an arm-chair, and if there is nothing on the easels that appeals to the uneducated eye, the dealer lectures the artist on his folly in not considering the exigencies of public taste.
Immediately after breakfast theeasels are set up, the Queen paints the Princess Louise, the Duke of Edinburgh paints Princess Beatrice, the Princess Alice paints the Prince of Wales, etc.
The easels are removed for lunch, and the moment the meal is over work is resumed.
A piano usually has a stool, and Margaret made her way between theeasels and the little oriental tables, and the plants, and the general confusion, towards the keyboard.
Madame Bonanni slipped between the easels and pedestals with surprising ease and lightness, and made for the divan.
Suddenly her eyes fell upon a piano, standing behind several easels that almost completely hid it.
Some sat on low stools close under the platform whereon the model stood, some worked at easels drawn close together in a semicircle round the room.
Instantly she would drop upon her knees, overcome with contrition, and help collect the scattered treasures, giving many a jar or joggle to neighbouring easels in the process.
She had accomplished her tortuous passage among the easels without meeting with any mishaps in the shape of Cremnitz-white or crimson-lake.
Mr. Blyth, approaching the smallest of the two pictures, placed on easels at opposite extremities of the room.
Afterwards, between the railing that protects the pictures and the line of busts, show-cases and marble tables supported by gilded lions, he came upon the easels of several copyists.
They were all the portraits of the dead woman, taken down from the walls and placed on easels or chairs in a close circle around the canvas.
In the studio the dark blue blinds were drawn, pictures stood with their faces turned to the walls, and those on the easels were wholly or partially covered with hanging valances of newspapers.
There we stood admiring them as they leaned, framed and unframed, against easels and along the walls.
Easels had been drawn into position; a clear light from the blue sky of the last of April fell through the opened roof upon new canvases fastened to the frames.
Only the few portraits on easels and on the pale walls looked at her with the vivid eyes which Garstin knew how to endow with an almost abnormal life.
As he did so he cast a look round the studio, which suggested to Garstin that he would perhaps like to examine the other portraits dotted about on easels and hanging on the walls.
Hoppner and Lawrence, and the rival easels were long adorned with the most fashionable faces of the day.
At this time, it may be noted, Dance and Mortimer were living in Covent Garden, while Hogarth and Reynolds had set up their easels in Leicester Fields.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "easels" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
