Sentence examples for Cultural provenance from inspiring English sources

They were distinguished by their ethnic makeup and cultural provenance.

No longer is the old ceramic found in the attic or the old picture purchased in a car boot sale, the province of grandmother dressed in black sitting in a rocking chair listening to the grandfather clock chiming, but a whole new generation is fascinated when an expert values it and comments on the historic and cultural provenance of these long forgotten objects.

On the one hand, it has been argued that the appreciation of aesthetic artworks relies on cultural variables that differ substantially between styles of art and cultural provenance (for example, see [1], [2]).

The working prototypes focusing on recording processes, shared archive and provenance support cultural resilience with the few hundred exposed to it.

Not only is this an increasingly tedious argument, a dispute between people who basically like the same thing, but which is based around notions of control, provenance and cultural governance.

Numerous examples demonstrate that Pb and Sr (and also e.g. Nd) isotopes may be used to set constraints on the source or provenance of cultural objects.

It is also in the context of such recovery that we must place the protectiveness towards the Rhodes statue: as a family heirloom that, in spite of its provenance, has immense cultural and sentimental value to certain present-day networks.

In an attempt to define statistical properties of aesthetic visual art, we and others have described previously that, on average, art images of different techniques, style, subject matter and cultural background (Western and Eastern provenance) share scale-invariant (fractal-like) statistics in their radially averaged Fourier spectra [10] [13], [25].

The Miho appears to have been the victim of a widespread global problem: the trafficking in stolen cultural relics that have been given false provenance by smugglers.

In wry tones, playing with cultural and scientific contexts, he lays out the provenance of the festive tree and its first appearances.

In this way the author is able to obtain valuable insightful information about age, provenance, and painting techniques in Tibetan cultural treasures.[ 63, 64] The eye witness comes full circle with this quite unexpected application of a Bruker spectrometer.