easel

IPA: ˈizʌɫ

An upright frame, typically on three legs, for displaying or supporting something, such as an artist's canvas.

Examples of "easel" in Sentences

On her easel is the Amish girl being hit by the car.
It converts from laptop mode, into what litl calls easel mode.
Behind the easel was a small wooden sideboard covered by a handmade afghan.
A lot of artists leave their creativity at the easel, which is not a good way to sell paintings.
Los Angeles To conservator Sue Ann Chui at the Getty Museum, the 518-year-old wooden panel painting on her easel is a study in the subtle science of art.
On an easel was a large painting of a street scene in Mexico, with dark-haired women in flowing skirts, children playing, and flower vendors with their carts.
We freely admit that we take inspiration in easel mode from the metaphor of the TV and agree that people need a web appliance but by the same token we are still a webbook and work like one in laptop mode.
On the easel was a wild abstract in crude bright colours, bearing no visible relation at all to the scene in the harbour before them; it was unexpected, compared to the neat, anaemic little water-colours that nineteen out of twenty Trewissick harbour-painters produced.