Sentence examples for art firm from inspiring English sources

But his patron departed without paying him and, to avoid starvation, he sold some signed Whistlers (stolen from the Metropolitan) to an art firm.

In 1925, the firm also completed an exquisite gallery for the Knoedler art firm at 14 East 57th Street, with compact, hypnotic rustication.

The New Yorker, July 18 , 1925P. 1 How Robert Dudensing, of the art firm, travels during the Summer, searching paintings for clients.

For seven years, from the age of sixteen, he worked for an international art firm in The Hague, London, and Paris, where he was fired for lack of initiative.

In London, the specialist art firm Gray M.C.A. and the fashion website SHOWstudio are hosting "Drawing on Style" until Sept. 20 at Gallery 8 on Duke Street, with illustrations from the 1930s to the present day.

On one occasion, an extremely respectable High Church duke was considering a religious painting by an Old Master that Thomas Agnew & Sons, the distinguished English art firm, had offered him.

Mr. Wildenstein is the chief operating officer for a family art empire that includes the Wildenstein Gallery at 19 East 64th Street and the Pace Wildenstein Gallery at 32 East 57th Street, as well as art firms overseas.

Encouraged by fellow designers in a Toronto commercial-art firm, Thomson began to paint about 1911.

The earliest work in the show is a tabletop still-life, new to me, that de Kooning painted in 1916 or 1917, when he was twelve or thirteen and already apprenticed to a commercial-art firm in his native Rotterdam.

He trained in realism, couldn't make a living at it, opened a graphic arts firm in 1962, struck out on his own in 1965, and has been here, there, and everywhere ever since.

But those of the J. & R. Lamb Studios of Clifton, N.J., a 146-year-old decorative arts firm celebrated for its stained-glass windows, include more than 2,400 watercolor presentation designs.