Sentence examples for artists organization from inspiring English sources

In post-Revolutionary France, the academy was organized by the government until the early 1880s, when they were taken over by artists' organization.

A Jersey City artists' organization, for instance, called it "an insensitive, self-aggrandizing piece of pompousness by one of the world's blatant self-promoters".

The store's inventory, mainly produced by local independent artists, is highly eclectic, ranging from kitschy home decorations like rainbow disco balls (500 rupees, or $11 at 46 rupees to the dollar) to sophisticated denim bags made by Art Oxygen, a Mumbai artists' organization (500 rupees).

After marrying the portrait painter Juriaen Pool in 1693, Ruysch moved with him to The Hague, where they both joined the Guild of St. Luke a professional artists' organization that regulated the sales and promotion of artwork in the city and continued their work for the elector Palatine, Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz.

This is a tribute both to the era's boldly colored poster design and the installation style of the pivotal Vienna Secession, the artists' organization founded by Klimt and his cohort in 1897, whose gold-domed exhibition hall created an important alternative to imperial patronage.

The protesters wanted the museums to decentralize their collections and create cultural centers more responsive to a wider range of the city's population, said Marcos Dimas, a painter who was an adviser to the museum's first board and who also founded Taller Boricua, an artists' organization in East Harlem.

Yasuo Kuniyoshi, (born September 1, 1893, Okayama, Japan died May 14 , 1953 Woodstock, New York, U.S ., Japanese-born American painter who was an influential teacher and a leader of artists' organizations.

September 1, 1893 Okayama, Japan May 14 , 1953Woodstock, New York Yasuo Kuniyoshi, (born September 1, 1893, Okayama, Japan died May 14 , 1953 Woodstock, New York, U.S ., Japanese-born American painter who was an influential teacher and a leader of artists' organizations.

The consortium was one of several artists' organizations that provided the government with promotional artwork for the war.

Over 45 artists, organizations and activists submitted a poster to the cause, each in some way celebrating freedom, difference or the simple act of taking a piss.

Via. + Britain's artists, organizations, and collectors are fearful of what the UK's decision to leave the EU means for the future.