Sentence examples for a glimpse of works from inspiring English sources

For the last three months a greatest hits show at the gallery has drawn thousands of visitors who don't mind jostling for space to get a glimpse of works like "The Lute Player" and "Amor Vincit Omnia".

Mike Bartlett's updated Medea is at Warwick Arts Centre until tomorrow, where you can also get a glimpse of work in progress from the wonderful Action Hero.

In this spirit, this feature will also offer a glimpse of work under way to improve the security of systems and networks, as well as discuss the open-source movement that is revolutionizing the way computer software is being developed.

In January, people left Tate Modern's Gauguin: Maker of Myth exhibition moaning about "gallery rage", provoked by too many visitors trying to catch a glimpse of rare works.

And until the museums open, these dynamic Hong Kong galleries are a visitor's best hope at catching a glimpse of coveted works from emerging and established western and Asian artists.

Catch a glimpse of the work here and on De Middel's website.

Viewers get a glimpse of his working methods, the simple tools and the genial chaos around him.

There they had a chance to see firsthand some of what I do, getting a glimpse of a working world that can otherwise seem opaque.

Amongst other interesting insights into society in the late 19th century, the letters offer a glimpse of what working life was like at the paper at that time.

Other photographs in the series are crowded with masses of people trying to get a glimpse of the work of art, as in Stanze di Raffaello 2 (1990), taken at the Vatican in the fresco rooms painted by Italian Renaissance master Raphael.

Marx had toiled for many years on his own unseen masterpiece, and throughout this long gestation his customary reply to those who asked for a glimpse of the work-in-progress was identical to that of Frenhofer: "No, no!