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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a catalog from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a catalog that originates from a specific source or organization.
Example: "I found a catalog from the local art museum that showcases their latest exhibits."
Alternatives: "a catalog issued by" or "a catalog produced by".
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But every surface of her apartment that didn't have art had a catalog from a recent museum exhibition.
Then my friend Mallory in Maine sent me a catalog from Murray McMurray, a hatchery in Webster City, Iowa.
The exhibition of about 150 pieces, with a catalog from Yale University Press, is the first major scholarly study of the topic in English.
"Fashion Independent" ($60), a catalog from a show of the same name at the Phoenix Art Museum, evokes Taylor's indefatigable style.
The show was adapted from a 2012 version (with a catalog from Rizzoli) at the Stanze del Vetro, a new glass museum in Venice.
Mr. Shay had received a catalog from the Paris gallery describing the theft, and once his colleague mentioned it, "I immediately made the connection," he said.
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But it may also be a toy catalog from a very exclusive department store.
Cinzia had shown me a handsome catalog from a Florentine company called SNAK, where she orders her tea.
Fig. 2 Part of a catalog generated from historical data Fig. 3 Part of a catalog generated from a pattern language.
With a catalog ranging from Adderley and Bobby Hutcherson to the Kronos Quartet and cabaret singer Weslia Whitfield, Keepnews sold Landmark to Muse in 1993.
For instance, some beneficiaries of an embedded-giving program in a holiday catalog from Barneys New York found out they were listed only after they were contacted by The New York Times.
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