Even most of the desktop-size works created for the private delectation of a burgeoning collecting class lack the sort of inventive idiosyncrasy you might hope for.
Little is known about his origins or his artistic training, but by the 1490s he was in Antwerp, a commercial center where prosperity was giving rise to a new collecting class.
Marshall writes, "The way I see it, Bill Traylor has always been the property of a White collecting class". He poses the question of whether white and black viewers can conceivably see the same things in the work of an artist like Traylor.
The international collecting class descends on New York this month, as the two main auction houses get ready to flog hundreds of millions of dollars of contemporary art.
My colleagues who despise Art Basel Miami Beach are probably spending too much time with the international collecting class, and not enough with the denizens of one of the great American cities.
A collecting class evolved.
This already small probability of collecting Class I photons decreases rapidly with the depth from which the photon is backscattered.
Differences in leaf chlorophyll content (SOY:0001858, SOY:0001859), specifically chlorophyll-deficient phenotypes, are one of the most extensively collected classes, with more than 20 different mutants encoded by the nuclear genome identified and phenotypically characterized (Palmer et al. 2004).
In concr., a body of servants, the class of slaves (collect.; class. in sing. and plur.).
I. Act., to draw, bring, or lead together, to assemble, collect (class. in prose and poetry).
In Utah, one of the few states that collect class size data each year, median class size has increased by several students in many grade levels since 2008.
