Sentence examples for antique prints from inspiring English sources

Michelson held out some antique prints.

He measured more than 3,000 wormholes in antique prints.

Art gives a sense of place, from antique prints to local Lisbon talent.

Walls are lined with figurative portraits, etchings and antique prints that hark back to the Dutch masters.

As with any other preowned commodity, antique prints should be carefully inspected for signs of wear and tear.

The downtown has cafes, galleries and boutiques that may sell antique prints, Amish and Ozark quilts or leather goods.

The body of the clock, an image of an antique printed on fabric and laminated to paper, comes rolled up like a scroll.

Wait, who runs an antique print business of her own, not only loves her field, she also makes it fresh and relevant.

There is an ink-spattered table in the centre and antique printing presses against the wall, while the far door opens on to a toilet cubicle that is so calcified – so positively infernal in nature – that it may not qualify as a toilet at all.

The Wellcome Collection in London tackles this eternal question in their current exhibition, Death: A Self-Portrait. Relying on a continuously expanding collection belonging to Richard Harris, a former Chicago antique print dealer, the exhibition displays around three hundred works ranging from paintings to installations to historical artifacts.

Its 70 dealers make a highly eclectic mix, specializing in items like rare books and manuscripts, carpets and tapestries, jewelry, ceramics, furniture, folk art, paintings, textiles, military items, nautical artifacts, garden antiques, prints, silver and portrait miniatures.