Sentence examples for archive donated from inspiring English sources

Her museum has three main collections: a social history archive; donated mementoes, jewellery and crafts; and a growing amount of contemporary art.

Here too you can see, thrillingly, some of the museum's 6,000-strong collection of toothbrushes: it has the largest collection thereof in the country, dating from the 18th to the late 20th century – a complete archive donated by the Addis family when the local plastics factory closed down a few years back.

The library's special collections include an archive donated by the Pulitzer prize-winning composer Robert Ward and an extensive collection of research materials assembled by the Viennese music bibliographer Alexander Weinmann.

Housed among the da Vinci folios and Napoleon Bonaparte's hat in the UCLA library's special collections repository is a 94-box archive donated by activist Blase Bonpane: appointment books, reel-to-reel tapes, newspaper clippings and hundreds of personal letters.

He starting digging into some of the nearly 600 boxes of Armstrong's archives donated to Columbia decades ago, only to find them disorganized and his quest complicated.

The exhibition, co-organized by Woodlawn Cemetery and Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, at Columbia University, is drawn from archives donated to Avery, in 2006, museum loans, and the thirteen hundred mausoleums themselves.

In 2016, the Archives donated twenty original photographs to The Magnes, including prints made by the artist during his lifetime, and a poignant series of contemporary prints from original negatives.

Drawn from long-sealed archives, donated to the Met by Arbus's daughters, the show covers the years 1956 to 1962: seven years in which a devoted fifties-era wife and mother turned herself into one of the most ruthlessly expressive artists of the century.

Donations, including the value of gifts of art and research archives, totaled just over $7 million — down from an unusually high $21.3 million in 2011-12, whincludeduded the $14-million 14-millionobert Mapplethorpe's photographs and archivalueofated that yeaRobert Mapplethorpepe Foundation.

Amelia's work portrays the town of Peacehaven, in East Sussex, on the south coast of England and combines new, archive and donated photographs to explore narratives of past and present creating a compelling social document.

She sold her archives and donated her husband's to the J. Paul Getty Trust, to which she also left her estate — the archives were not part of the bequeathal.