Sentence examples for a conservator of from inspiring English sources

His mother is a conservator of paintings in New York.

She "became obsessed with becoming a conservator of Old Master painting," she added.

His mother is a conservator of paintings at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

And then, last year, his friend George Bisacca, a conservator of paintings at the Metropolitan Museum, stepped in.

Mr. Pollens was for many years a conservator of musical instruments at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

But he was also, from the beginning, a conservator of film history and a fetishist of cinematic form and genre.

Not a separatist per se, Groulx nevertheless was a jealous conservator of the distinctive history and traditions of French Canada.

In an interview Tuesday, Brodsky said he has a court order in Virginia declaring him a "special conservator of the peace" in Alexandria.

Margaret Watherson, a prominent conservator of paintings, was engaged by the Housing Authority, and late last year a crew of five technicians, using electric chisels, began painstakingly slicing the canvas-backed murals off the walls.

In a study published in the spring in The Strad magazine, Stewart Pollens, a former conservator of musical instruments at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, found evidence of proteins and gums, although, like the European group, he suggested the varnish was largely oil and resin.

The condition of this bound manuscript was exactly what a conservator might expect of a binding of this style and age, but this is no ordinary volume.