Sentence examples for collection of Soviet from inspiring English sources

The suit was formerly owned by German pop artist Andreas Andoraa" Hoge, according to CollectSpace.com, as part of a larger collection of Soviet space artifacts the artist has been collecting since 1992.

Collection of Soviet propaganda, based in Prague.

This family memoir chronicles the life of the author's grandfather, who amassed a vast collection of Soviet literature and Judaica.

THOSE in London have the chance until January to see an extraordinary collection of Soviet porcelain dedicated to the revolutionary cause, not seen before outside Russia.

SOVIET FILM POSTERS A collection of Soviet film posters that spent years in storage is on display at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery on West 26th Street in Chelsea.

Ceramicist Edmund de Waal displays his impressive collection of Japanese netsuke, while Martin Parr shows colour-saturated images of the British working classes alongside a collection of Soviet space-dog memorabilia.

In your defense, you imply that the collection of Soviet-era automatic weapons in my bedroom means that, in terms of potential threats, the two of us can't compare.

No other couturier had been willing to risk the censure that Schiaparelli received — and shrugged off — for consorting with the Bolsheviks, and, while she was there, she presented a capsule collection of Soviet-friendly fashions suitable for mass production.

On the upper level near the back of the market, where the merchandise steers more toward vintage artifacts than to the standard tourist fare offered on the lower tier, Anatoly Lusin sells his personal collection of Soviet-era songbooks.

Roberts refers to the Venona documents, intercepted Soviet wartime cables, but he makes no mention of an invaluable collection of transcribed Soviet foreign intelligence documents from the 1930s and '40s that became available in the past few years, namely the Vassiliev notebooks.

In a thousand-page collection of old Soviet political jokes published this year, consumer shortages account for about fifty pages.