Sentence examples for catalogued works from inspiring English sources

The catalogued works have been grouped into two chronological sections, each with an introduction that sets the particular group in context.

According to the authoritative Online Picasso Project created by Enrique Mallen, an art history professor at Sam Houston State University in Texas, there are 706 catalogued works in the Marina Picasso Collection from teenage drawings to paint palettes from the year if his death in 1973.

Today, transformed from royal palace to museum, is in the hands of the Italian state through the "Polo Museale Fiorentino", an institution which administers twenty museums, including the Uffizi Gallery, and has ultimate responsibility for 250,000 catalogued works of art.

Bernard also translated songs and poems, both ancient and modern, exhibition catalogues, works about Icelandic geology, and subtitles for new films, most notably those by Fridrik Thor Fridriksson.

Day had started out modelling herself, but at 1.68 metres (5ft 6in) she was considered too short for catwalk, and mainly ended up doing catalogue work.

Her home has since been hired out for "catalogue work, pop videos, celebrity interviews, loads of fashion shoots" (Marie Claire, Debenhams, Next, M&S, etc).

She sold their collections of 17th and 18th-century traders' tokens and gave Philip's treasured collection of 900 Venetian coins to the British Museum, where she did volunteer cataloguing work.

She was working at a Haight Street coffee shop run by leather boys; when it became clear that espresso money wouldn't get her across the Atlantic, she started modelling, doing catalogue work in San Francisco and then in Tokyo.

'The models would sleep with their passports, ready to do a runner in the middle of the night.' A lot of it was catalogue work, modelling winter clothes in the height of the Korean summer.

Steidl (pictured here with the Italian photographer Massimo Vitali) is engaged in an effort to print and catalogue work that might otherwise not be available, and to use advanced industrial means to distribute it widely.

My other cataloguing work includes all of the Roman Republican coins held by the Harvard Art Museums and the Republican and Augustan coins recovered through the excavations run by Princeton University at Antioch-on-the-Orontes in the 1930s.