Sentence examples for assemblage of works from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Totaller have constructed their own kitsch assemblage of works from the gallery archives and papier-mache curiosities.

With a remarkable assemblage of works of art, Mr. Goldfarb builds a provocative and compelling narrative out of the information and emotion they convey.

Carduff's selection is more than a convenient assemblage of works once scattered among periodicals ranging from Golf Digest to The New Yorker to the AARP magazine (from which he draws a beautiful essay, "The Writer in Winter").

We can hope that one of those programs will find its way to New York soon, but the looser assemblage of works by Lully, Bach, Fasch and Vivaldi here should serve handsomely in the meantime.

The Iziko-SA National Gallery, 27-211) 467-4660, www.museums.org.za/iziko/izihome, Government Avenue, Gardens, houses South Africa's national art collection, an impressive assemblage of works reflecting the nation's tumultuous history.

Some year soon it will place on view this continent's greatest assemblage of works by the English designer and polymath William Morris, purchased last year from a California collector.

Although the music/art pairings were odd at times, @champagnepapi and @sothebys exhibition presented a diverse and impressive assemblage of work from a cross-section of contemporary black American artists.

In the preface to La pression barométrique, first published in 1878, he makes it clear that this is a long-overdue assemblage of work to date, which has been delayed by his civic and political activities.

The happy few trained to zero in on masterpieces no matter what surroundings, as experienced collectors do in the auction market, will be thrilled by the assemblage of unforgettable works from far flung places and may shrug off the cacophony resulting from its random assemblages.

The upstairs galleries of the Beaux-Arts-style wing of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, completed in the early 20th century, have never been so appropriately adorned as they are now, with the paintings that make up "American Splendor: Hudson River School Masterworks" — a glorious, robust assemblage of 120 works by artists from a movement that defined 19th-century American landscape art.

An assemblage of 170 works, on paper and painted canvas, that runs the gamut from the harrowing violence of war, elegant portraiture, and withering social satire.